Why is the LVM partition not resizing?

Question

linux

There is one physical disk.
There is a partition:
/dev/mapper/local-home 70G 60G 11G 86% /home
Using simple commands like:
1) sudo lvresize(lvextend) -L 90G /dev/local/home
2) sudo lvresize(lvextend) -L 90G /dev/mapper/local-home
attempted to increase the size of the partition. The commands are processed successfully, but the partition does not grow. Please help me figure out the problem :(

Answer 1

Block device increased, approx. And who will expand the file system? resize2fs, xfs_growfs etc. depending on what FS you have.

Answer 2

For those who are especially lazy, lvresize has the -r option :

-r, --resizefs
         Resize underlying filesystem together with the logical volume using fsadm(8).

Answer 3

Doesn't happen because lvresize isn't everything. This is just a volume extension. Now you also need to explain to the file system that it has become larger through resize2fs

Answer 4

#lvs