Inside the new provisioned linux server, sometimes, we will find the diskspace is not fully utilized. Check below example, current disk space arrangement The ubuntu—vg-ubuntu—lv only takes 50% of the disk /dev/sda3, which mounts to root directory We would like to use whole /dev/sda3....
Once a partition is created, it has a specific size, and you're limited to it. Many users realize later that they need more size or their needs simply change and have to shrink specific partitions. Luckily, there are ways you canresizeanUbuntu partitionto expand or shrink its size. In t...
Secondly, there is always the chance something goes wrong when Ubuntu resizes the partitions on your drive. Ensure that you back up the drive or any important data before proceeding. Third, you can only expand a partition if there is space to the right on the drive. You will see this sh...
May be we need to create a separate partition for any other use or we need to expand the size of any low space partition, if so we can reduce the large size partition and we can expand the low space partition very easily by the following simple easy steps. My Server Setup – Requireme...
Moving A Partition There are times when you wish to increase the size of a partition, and there is free space on the disk, but it is not next to the partition you need to expand. In this case, you will need to move one or more partitions to "move" that free space next to the ...
3. Now, with the Disks application open on Ubuntu, click the disk you want to format (1.). Once selected, click the cogs under the “Volume” (2.). 4. A context menu will appear on your screen after clicking the cog icon. Find and click the “Format Partition...” option to beg...
Connect to your vCenter server or ESXi host: Connect-VIServer hostname Run the following command to expand the virtual disk: Get-HardDisk VMTest1 | where {$_.Name -eq "hard disk 1"} | Set-HardDisk -CapacityGB 50 -ResizeGuestPartition -Confirm:$false ...
Documentation Issue The documentation has a section about "How to expand the size of your WSL 2 Virtual Hard Disk" but not about "How to reduce the size of your WSL 2 Virtual Hard Disk". Background: I expanded it for a project according ...
Usento create the partition and save the changes withwcommand. Partition Hark Disks 2.After partitioning, use the following command to verify the partitions. # fdisk -l Verify New Partitions 3.Create Physical Volume (PV). # pvcreate /dev/xvdc1 ...
Step 1. Launch EaseUS Partition Master and locate the EXT4 partition.Step 2. Right-click on the EXT4 partition and select "Explore".Step 3. Open and expand the folders on the left pane to check the content of the EXT4 partition.