Open codewithmichael opened 9 years ago
Presently we can expand the active data capacity using sudo wren +active (as of v0.1.2) or via the underlying increase-save-size.sh. But with the planned shift to Btrfs for v0.2.0, we can just as easily shrink the active volume:
sudo wren +active
increase-save-size.sh
sudo btrfs filesystem resize -1G /mnt/wren/xx-volumes/active
We could easily turn that into a -active option. We could also create a basic active option that takes a size and sets it to that size.
-active
active
Im thinking we ought to remove increase-save-size.sh entirely and just call resizing commands directly in wren (defined in platform-env).
wren
platform-env
Presently we can expand the active data capacity using
sudo wren +active(as of v0.1.2) or via the underlyingincrease-save-size.sh. But with the planned shift to Btrfs for v0.2.0, we can just as easily shrink the active volume:sudo btrfs filesystem resize -1G /mnt/wren/xx-volumes/activeWe could easily turn that into a
-activeoption. We could also create a basicactiveoption that takes a size and sets it to that size.Im thinking we ought to remove
increase-save-size.shentirely and just call resizing commands directly inwren(defined inplatform-env).