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Resizing root partition in lvmLVM broke grubGrub

I mI'm using Debian Wheezy hosted on W7 in Virtualbox. I needed to enlarge root partition then added a new virtual disk to virtual machine. Doing the steps mentioned belove bringbelow brings me to grub prompt. Shortly i;I:

  • Added new virtual disk
  • Formatted and mountmounted
  • Created PV
  • Added to same VG with root partition
  • Extended root partition LV with lvextendlvextend
  • Resized the file system.

Everything donewent well and iI checked that with df command and lvscan but after reboot couldntI couldn't boot the system. What point ihave I missed and how to recover the system? Thanks for any advise.

Resizing root partition in lvm broke grub

I m using Debian Wheezy hosted on W7 in Virtualbox. I needed to enlarge root partition then added new virtual disk to virtual machine. Doing steps mentioned belove bring me to grub prompt. Shortly i;

  • Added new virtual disk
  • Formatted and mount
  • Created PV
  • Added to same VG with root partition
  • Extended root partition LV with lvextend
  • Resized the file system.

Everything done well and i checked that with df command and lvscan but after reboot couldnt boot the system. What point i missed and how to recover system? Thanks for any advise.

Resizing root partition in LVM broke Grub

I'm using Debian Wheezy hosted on W7 in Virtualbox. I needed to enlarge root partition then added a new virtual disk to virtual machine. Doing the steps mentioned below brings me to grub prompt. I:

  • Added new virtual disk
  • Formatted and mounted
  • Created PV
  • Added to same VG with root partition
  • Extended root partition LV with lvextend
  • Resized the file system.

Everything went well and I checked that with df command and lvscan but after reboot I couldn't boot the system. What point have I missed and how to recover the system?

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Resizing root partition in lvm broke grub

I m using Debian Wheezy hosted on W7 in Virtualbox. I needed to enlarge root partition then added new virtual disk to virtual machine. Doing steps mentioned belove bring me to grub prompt. Shortly i;

  • Added new virtual disk
  • Formatted and mount
  • Created PV
  • Added to same VG with root partition
  • Extended root partition LV with lvextend
  • Resized the file system.

Everything done well and i checked that with df command and lvscan but after reboot couldnt boot the system. What point i missed and how to recover system? Thanks for any advise.