I tried to resize an Ubuntu partition (ext3) from Fedora, but Gparted reported an error and exited. Then I tried to resize it by Gparted from Ubuntu 8.04 (under Ubuntu live-CD) and it was successful. Comment 1 Deji Akingunola 2008-06-09 01:26:24 UTC Any details of error it did...
You cannot specify a logical partition (/dev/sda5+) at all on the command line. Doing so will give an error. オプション --help ヘルプを表示します。 --align-first auto --align-first never --align-first always Align the first partition for improved performance (see also the --...
Values for FM include 0 to do the "default" format; 1 to partition a volume and 2 to do a default format then partition. -m, --timeout=SECS where SECS is the FORMAT UNIT or FORMAT MEDIUM command timeout in seconds. SECS will only be used if it exceeds the internal timeout which ...
Step 2: Re-create the partitionNote This section uses the gdisk tool to re-create the partition as an example.Install the gdisk tool if it isn't installed in the Linux virtual machine: Red Hat 7.x Red Hat 8.x/9.x Ubuntu SUSE Bash Copy sudo yum install gdisk -y Verify ...
4. Create Logical Partition in Selected HDD Using mkpart Use mkpart command to create a new partition of a specific size. This will create the partition of a specific type such as primary, logical or extended without creating the file system. ...
Physical Volume (PV):This can be created on a whole physical disk (think /dev/sda) or a Linux partition. Volume Group (VG):This is made up of at least one or more physical volumes. Logical Volume (LV):This is sometimes referred to as the partition, it sits within a volume group an...
seperatedisk.I wish to extend the file system from the original partition onto the newly extend volume.I attempted this using extend2fs but it did not work, and did not mention why.The command I used was -$ sudo resize2fs /dev/glab1/glab-share1/I attempted this on ubuntu server 10.04...
You still need to resize the partition and file system inside the Linux VM. Log in to the Linux Azure VM: ssh devadmin@ubuntuDemo Next, list the partitions and look for the one to resize: df -Th In this case, the data disk partition is /dev/sdc1 mounted on /datadisk. Unmount ...
Tagged asbinaries,debian,guestfish,guestmount,libguestfs,opensuse,suse,ubuntu,virt-cat,virt-df,virt-edit,virt-resize virt-resize now resizes partition content patches posted upstream herecan expand partition content automatically. $virt-df /dev/vg_trick/Windows7x64Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available...
2) expand the size using command-line (Ref: tvial's blog for step by step info) OR expand from the Virtual Media Manager in VirtualBox. [ NOW - INSIDE VM ] 3) Expand the size of drive, with new allocation (e.g. for Ubuntu running on virtual-machine : use GParted) 4) Extend ...