Creating a Boot Partition on RHEL or CentOS 7 and 8

There are three steps to make: alter your partition table so sda2 ends at end of disk; reread the partition table (will require a reboot) ...

Step 1: Copy contents of /home directory · Step 2: Unmount /home · Step 3: Remove the Home LVM Volume · Step 4: Resize/Extend the Root LVM Volume.

To create a disk partition in Linux CentOS 7 you just need to format the disk in the system. In brief, disk Partitioning is the process of ...

如前所述，以前磁碟分割最小單位經常是磁柱，但CentOS 7 的分割軟體， 已經將最小單位改成磁區了，所以容量大小的分割可以切的更細～此外，由於新的大容量磁碟大多得要使用GPT ...

If it's a fresh install reinstalling it with the intended partitioning scheme will be the fastest and most easy option.

The idea is to reduce the size of the Centos 7 VM, to only 60GB. It seems the xfs does not shrink. Any workaround to make this happen?

A basic CentOS 7 development system can run comfortably with 500MB /boot (enough for 8 copies of kernels and initramfs's) and 12GB for everything else.

In the following steps I will show you how to create partitions in Centos 7 with fdisk command. 1. Specify the disk device to create the partition.

This tutorial will show you how to install CentOS 7 and properly divide your disk space among all the necessary partitions.

The following section explains how to set up a separate boot partition on CentOS 7. Important: If /boot is already using a separate partition, do not follow ...