kpartx -av /dev/vg_67/vm102_img
It will then say something about mapping the partition, and will probably create this:
/dev/vg_67/vm102_img1
This relates to that one partition.
now you can do
e2fsck -f -y /dev/vg_67/vm102_img1
resize2fs /dev/vg_67/vm102_img1 24G
then disable kpartx on the lv
kpartx -d /dev/vg_67/vm102_img
now lvreduce to 25G
lvrdeuce -L 25G /dev/vg_67/vm102_img
then you can use kpartx once more to increase the partition to fill the LV, just resize2fs /path you dont need to specify a size.
resize2fs /dev/vg_67/vm102_img
It will then say something about mapping the partition, and will probably create this:
/dev/vg_67/vm102_img1
This relates to that one partition.
now you can do
e2fsck -f -y /dev/vg_67/vm102_img1
resize2fs /dev/vg_67/vm102_img1 24G
then disable kpartx on the lv
kpartx -d /dev/vg_67/vm102_img
now lvreduce to 25G
lvrdeuce -L 25G /dev/vg_67/vm102_img
then you can use kpartx once more to increase the partition to fill the LV, just resize2fs /path you dont need to specify a size.
resize2fs /dev/vg_67/vm102_img
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