Table 1 OSs that support the capacity expansion of In-use disks OS CentOS 8 8.0 64-bit or later CentOS 7 7.2 64-bit or later CentOS 6 6.5 64-bit or later Debian 8.5.0 64-bit or later Fedora 24 64-bit or later SUSE 12 SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 12 64-bit or later SUSE 11 ...
# NOTE: the NOOBS partition layout confuses parted. For now, let's only# agree to work with a sufficiently simple partition layoutif["$PART_NUM"-ne2]; then whiptail--msgbox"Your partition layout is not currently supported by this tool. You are probably using NOOBS, in which case your ro...
If the operating system is Debian 8.2, run the following command apt-get install -y cloud-utils Run the following command to use the growpart tool to resize partitions: growpart /dev/vdb 1 In this example, resize the /dev/vdb1 partition on the /dev/vdb data disk. Separate /dev/...
If the operating system is Ubuntu or Debian, run the following command: apt-get install -y cloud-guest-utils Run the following command to use the growpart tool to resize partitions: growpart /dev/vdb 1 In this example, resize the /dev/vdb1 partition on the /dev/vdb data disk. Se...
# NOTE: the NOOBS partition layout confuses parted. For now, let's only# agree to work with a sufficiently simple partition layoutif["$PART_NUM"-ne2]; then whiptail--msgbox"Your partition layout is not currently supported by this tool. You are probably using NOOBS, in which case your ro...
If the operating system is Debian 8.2, run the following command apt-get install -y cloud-utils Run the following command to use the growpart tool to resize partitions: growpart /dev/vdb 1 In this example, resize the /dev/vdb1 partition on the /dev/vdb data disk. Separate /dev/...