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It's a server with 128GB SSD.

There are two LVs, / and /home.

I want to combine them into one since the space is limited. I checked the HOW-TO but didn't found the tutorial for this task.

Any tips? Thanks!

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As they are distinct file systems, the only way to merge them would be copy the contents over and afterwards remove the other one.

But I don't see that you'll gain very much free space. To me, this config seems ideal:

  • a / of about 10 GiB, maybe more,
  • a /home of the needed size, and
  • resize the one or other as needed.
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Thanks. Your idea worked for me and here is the tutorial that I followed. linux-bsd-sharing.blogspot.com/2012/06/… – Guangnan Cheng Jun 18 '12 at 16:13

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