wiki:resize_lvm_partition_used_by_vm
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| wiki:resize_lvm_partition_used_by_vm [2025/09/04 12:51] – add more info how to find the correct LV antisa | wiki:resize_lvm_partition_used_by_vm [2025/10/21 11:59] (current) – add info about parttion number antisa | ||
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| ~# lvextend -L +100G / | ~# lvextend -L +100G / | ||
| - | The above is the new disk size in GB. | + | The above is the new disk size increased by 100GB. So if it was 50GB now its 150GB. |
| Restart the VM to pick up the new disk size. | Restart the VM to pick up the new disk size. | ||
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| - | Here we want to expand vda2, centos-lv_root FS. Run these commands: | + | Here we want to expand vda2, centos-lv_root FS. Get the partition number by running |
| + | parted /dev/vda | ||
| + | print free | ||
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| + | Then ruun these commands: | ||
| sudo yum install -y cloud-utils-growpart | sudo yum install -y cloud-utils-growpart | ||
| - | sudo growpart /dev/vda 2 | + | sudo growpart /dev/vda 2 <-- 2 is partition you get via parted |
| sudo pvresize /dev/vda2 | sudo pvresize /dev/vda2 | ||
| sudo lvextend -l +100%FREE / | sudo lvextend -l +100%FREE / | ||
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