Can't resize devsda1 partition

You have to first resize the partition with the following steps: sudo parted /dev/sda to enter the prompt (parted) as the superuser ...

You have an extended partition /dev/sda2 which contains unallocated space, delete the partition first and then extend the 1st partition /dev/sda1.

To expand a partition, you must first delete information about it. To do this, enter d and specify the partition (3 for /dev/sda3).

Identify the root partition · Display the partition table with some information · Resize the partition · Check the change has been done correctly.

The reason you cannot resize the partition is because you opted for the LVM volume which, by default during installation, utilizes the entire physical volume.

I am trying to resize my primary/boot partition to use the added 30GB (virtual machine on Proxmox). As you can see my boot partition is full.

I want to reduce the size of sda1 to create a new raw partition for rook-ceph sda3 with 100G. I have tried many solutions but i only end up breaking the ...

You can use resize2fs to increase as well as decrease the size of partition. First,you have to decrease the size of /dev/sdb .Then,After increase the size of / ...

Resize the allocated partition. eg: cfdisk /dev/sda and select the option to resize the partition. The OS should update automatically, but just ...

I'm looking on my Debian 11 Server for the easiest way to allocate 100GB of extra space after the /dev/sda1 device in command line.