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I've two disks in my PC. My /home is in the /dev/sda3 so it's on sda1. Then I have another disk formated and mounted as /data in /dev/sdb1. I want to move /home to /data or delete data complety and resize /home to fit all the space in data. My partition system use LVM and it's CentOS 6.3. Which solution is best and what I need to do in order to get this done?

EDIT: This is my df output:

Filesystem           1K-blocks      Used Available Use% Mounted on
/dev/sda5             29696992   2402600  25785836   9% /
tmpfs                   928504         0    928504   0% /dev/shm
/dev/sda2               495844     83245    386999  18% /boot
/dev/sdb1            307665016    233508 291803016   1% /data
/dev/sda3              5124192    489980   4373912  11% /home
ReynierPM
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if you want to completely remove /data and /home is a lvm.. you can just grow /dev/sda3 by using /dev/sdb1

If you post a df output I can help more with the answer.

edit

So you don't use LVM at all. So your best bet to get it working right now is something like the following if you don't care about anything in data

umount /data
mkfs.ext4 /dev/sdb1
mount -a
mv /home/* /data/
umount /data
umount /home

Edit /etc/fstab and remove the /dev/sdb1 line and change /dev/sda3 with /dev/sdb1. Then mount

mount -a

/home should then be using /dev/sdb1 and have all your files in it.

Mike
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