[Bug 174032] Re: lvresize fails attempting to call fsadm with --resizefs parameter

[halil sen]

It looks like this issue is fixed on Ubuntu 20.04 but a similar issue persists if `lvresize --resizefs` is called within a init-premount script (even though lvresize and fsadm copied via coy_exec).
 
```
/sbin/fsadm: execvp failed: No such file or directory
Filesystem check failed.

exit code 5.

```

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Title:
  lvresize fails attempting to call fsadm with --resizefs parameter

Status in lvm2 package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed

Bug description:
  Binary package hint: lvm2

  
  System information:

  uname -a
  Linux tardbook 2.6.22-14-generic #1 SMP Sun Oct 14 23:05:12 GMT 2007 i686 GNU/Linux

  (Ubuntu Gutsy with all updates.)

  Package version:

  dpkg -l | grep lvm
  ii  lvm2                                       2.02.26-1ubuntu4                          The Linux Logical Volume Manager

  To reproduce the error:

  lvresize --verbose --resizefs --size +1036 /dev/usb_vg/testvol1
      Finding volume group usb_vg
      Executing: fsadm check /dev/usb_vg/testvol1 (null)
    fsadm: execlp failed: No such file or directory
    fsadm failed: 2

  Workaround:

  Remove the --resizefs parameter and as a second step use resize2fs or
  ext2prepare and ext2fsresize to modify the file system.

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