Assuming you have an LV that is mounted under `/data` and you want it to change to `/new_data`: 1. Create a new directory - `/new_data` `mkdir /new_data` 2. Check if any running process is using your mount point `fuser -m /data` 3. Edit `/etc/fstab` and change old mount point to the new one. >[!warning] You need to modify `/etc/fstab` to make this change persistent across OS reboots. 4. Unmount old volume: `umount /data` 5. Mount a new location `mount /new_data` >[!note] Mount discovers what is inside `/etc/fstab` - that's why you only need to provide the name of /new_data without specifying the device you want to mount under selected mount point. ### See Also - [[LINUXLVM]] - [[How to check what processes are using specific mount point?]]