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Expand File System Linux Vmware. Extend your data partition, but leave enough space to create a new. Rightclick on the swap partition, click swapoff. But first you need to configure the vmware to increase the. You can finally expand the ext3 file system in the logical volume using the command resize2fs /dev/volgroup/volume (ex: The easiest way is, like you already suggested, to boot a live ubuntu (the regular one, not server) and use gparted. Open sudo gparted from terminal. Select your existing partition (1), then click the resize/move icon (2). Expanding your current file system can be accomplished by growing an existing virtual disk or adding a new virtual disk. If you need to extend partitions that are used by the installed linux operating system, boot from live cd with gparted, which is the universal tool for changing disk partition. Log in to the esxi and run the vmkfstools command to extend the disk capacity: Besides cleaning up, both other solutions work fine and i’ll try to explain.

Extend your data partition, but leave enough space to create a new. The easiest way is, like you already suggested, to boot a live ubuntu (the regular one, not server) and use gparted. You can finally expand the ext3 file system in the logical volume using the command resize2fs /dev/volgroup/volume (ex: Expanding your current file system can be accomplished by growing an existing virtual disk or adding a new virtual disk. Log in to the esxi and run the vmkfstools command to extend the disk capacity: Rightclick on the swap partition, click swapoff. Besides cleaning up, both other solutions work fine and i’ll try to explain. Open sudo gparted from terminal. But first you need to configure the vmware to increase the. If you need to extend partitions that are used by the installed linux operating system, boot from live cd with gparted, which is the universal tool for changing disk partition.

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Expand File System Linux Vmware Open sudo gparted from terminal. But first you need to configure the vmware to increase the. Expanding your current file system can be accomplished by growing an existing virtual disk or adding a new virtual disk. Open sudo gparted from terminal. Extend your data partition, but leave enough space to create a new. Select your existing partition (1), then click the resize/move icon (2). You can finally expand the ext3 file system in the logical volume using the command resize2fs /dev/volgroup/volume (ex: Log in to the esxi and run the vmkfstools command to extend the disk capacity: Rightclick on the swap partition, click swapoff. Besides cleaning up, both other solutions work fine and i’ll try to explain. If you need to extend partitions that are used by the installed linux operating system, boot from live cd with gparted, which is the universal tool for changing disk partition. The easiest way is, like you already suggested, to boot a live ubuntu (the regular one, not server) and use gparted.