centosresizerootpartition

You can resize your root partition “live”. Assuming your drive has been already resized on the hypervisor side (eg from 20GB to 40GB), you need to follow the ...

It's an LVM so just do a: lvextend -L +938G /dev/mapper.centos-root resize2fs /dev/mapper/lv_root and the space should be usable by your root parition

I wish to increase the CentOS root partition size from 50G to 100G, and decrease from 167G to 115G something. for acheive this I tried fdisk Utility way.

Prerequisites · Go to VMware ESXi dashboard. · Power off the VM (recommended) and increase the virtual disk size. · Power the VM back on.

Step 1 - Copy /home Contents · Step 2 - Unmount the /home directory · Step 3 - Note the size of the home LVM volume · Step 4 - Remove the home LVM volume · Step 5 - ...

Steps to Resize Root Partition in CentOS and Deleting Home Partition · Step 1: Copy contents of /home directory · Step 2: Unmount /home · Step 3 ...

To resize existing volumes, use: lvresize. Use “–help” see quick help for the command: lvresize --help.

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) ...

CentOS #partition #resize #extend This is a step-by-step guide to resize or extend the root partition in CentOS. How to resize or extend the ...

I installed CentOS 6.9 instance with 50GB HDD in Openstack. It shows only 8GB for the root partition. But I need to allocate entire HDD size (50GB) for root.