how to add Unallocatated disk to lvm2 root in fedora? [closed]
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my lvm2 root in fedora already full, and i have 20.30GB unallocated disk, but i cant use Gparted to use it, so is there any method to move that unallocated disk??
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my lvm2 root in fedora already full, and i have 20.30GB unallocated disk, but i cant use Gparted to use it, so is there any method to move that unallocated disk??
fedora root disk
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please post output oflsblk -fso we can see what we're working with.
– Mioriin
Feb 26 at 1:33
Are you trying to partition the disk so that you can add it to your LV? If so, you can just use fdisk. What have you tried so far?
– Nasir Riley
Feb 26 at 2:29
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my lvm2 root in fedora already full, and i have 20.30GB unallocated disk, but i cant use Gparted to use it, so is there any method to move that unallocated disk??
fedora root disk
asked Feb 26 at 1:15
Harmnot
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my lvm2 root in fedora already full, and i have 20.30GB unallocated disk, but i cant use Gparted to use it, so is there any method to move that unallocated disk??
fedora root disk
asked Feb 26 at 1:15
Harmnot
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asked Feb 26 at 1:15
Harmnot
63
asked Feb 26 at 1:15
Harmnot
63
asked Feb 26 at 1:15
Harmnot
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closed as unclear what you're asking by Jeff Schaller, peterh, meuh, Jesse_b, Kiwy Feb 26 at 14:06
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please post output oflsblk -fso we can see what we're working with.
– Mioriin
Feb 26 at 1:33
Are you trying to partition the disk so that you can add it to your LV? If so, you can just use fdisk. What have you tried so far?
– Nasir Riley
Feb 26 at 2:29
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please post output oflsblk -fso we can see what we're working with.
– Mioriin
Feb 26 at 1:33
Are you trying to partition the disk so that you can add it to your LV? If so, you can just use fdisk. What have you tried so far?
– Nasir Riley
Feb 26 at 2:29
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please post output of
lsblk -f so we can see what we're working with.– Mioriin
Feb 26 at 1:33
please post output of
lsblk -f so we can see what we're working with.– Mioriin
Feb 26 at 1:33
Are you trying to partition the disk so that you can add it to your LV? If so, you can just use fdisk. What have you tried so far?
– Nasir Riley
Feb 26 at 2:29
Are you trying to partition the disk so that you can add it to your LV? If so, you can just use fdisk. What have you tried so far?
– Nasir Riley
Feb 26 at 2:29
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You use fdisk to create a new partition (20.30GB unallocated disk), then follow this step to extend your existing LV:
- Initialize the new partition for use by LVM using `pvcreate
/dev/ - Get the current VG using
vgdisplay - Extend the existing VG, `vgextend
- Increase the LV,
lvextend -L+20G /dev/<VG name>/<LV name>
answered Feb 26 at 3:45
Wissam Roujoulah
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I broke my filesystem , I think I made something wrong, how I can I rebuild initramfs in rescue mode? When I boot, my fedora in emergency mode , and the logs say , failed to start default.target
– Harmnot
Feb 27 at 1:03
@Harmnot try thisdracut --force --regenerate-all
– Wissam Roujoulah
Feb 27 at 8:15
I already re install my fedora, thx that your kind solutions ;)
– Harmnot
Feb 28 at 8:54
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You use fdisk to create a new partition (20.30GB unallocated disk), then follow this step to extend your existing LV:
- Initialize the new partition for use by LVM using `pvcreate
/dev/ - Get the current VG using
vgdisplay - Extend the existing VG, `vgextend
- Increase the LV,
lvextend -L+20G /dev/<VG name>/<LV name>
answered Feb 26 at 3:45
Wissam Roujoulah
2,833316
I broke my filesystem , I think I made something wrong, how I can I rebuild initramfs in rescue mode? When I boot, my fedora in emergency mode , and the logs say , failed to start default.target
– Harmnot
Feb 27 at 1:03
@Harmnot try thisdracut --force --regenerate-all
– Wissam Roujoulah
Feb 27 at 8:15
I already re install my fedora, thx that your kind solutions ;)
– Harmnot
Feb 28 at 8:54
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You use fdisk to create a new partition (20.30GB unallocated disk), then follow this step to extend your existing LV:
- Initialize the new partition for use by LVM using `pvcreate
/dev/ - Get the current VG using
vgdisplay - Extend the existing VG, `vgextend
- Increase the LV,
lvextend -L+20G /dev/<VG name>/<LV name>
answered Feb 26 at 3:45
Wissam Roujoulah
2,833316
I broke my filesystem , I think I made something wrong, how I can I rebuild initramfs in rescue mode? When I boot, my fedora in emergency mode , and the logs say , failed to start default.target
– Harmnot
Feb 27 at 1:03
@Harmnot try thisdracut --force --regenerate-all
– Wissam Roujoulah
Feb 27 at 8:15
I already re install my fedora, thx that your kind solutions ;)
– Harmnot
Feb 28 at 8:54
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up vote
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You use fdisk to create a new partition (20.30GB unallocated disk), then follow this step to extend your existing LV:
- Initialize the new partition for use by LVM using `pvcreate
/dev/ - Get the current VG using
vgdisplay - Extend the existing VG, `vgextend
- Increase the LV,
lvextend -L+20G /dev/<VG name>/<LV name>
answered Feb 26 at 3:45
Wissam Roujoulah
2,833316
You use fdisk to create a new partition (20.30GB unallocated disk), then follow this step to extend your existing LV:
- Initialize the new partition for use by LVM using `pvcreate
/dev/ - Get the current VG using
vgdisplay - Extend the existing VG, `vgextend
- Increase the LV,
lvextend -L+20G /dev/<VG name>/<LV name>
answered Feb 26 at 3:45
Wissam Roujoulah
2,833316
answered Feb 26 at 3:45
Wissam Roujoulah
2,833316
answered Feb 26 at 3:45
Wissam Roujoulah
2,833316
answered Feb 26 at 3:45
Wissam Roujoulah
2,833316
2,833316
I broke my filesystem , I think I made something wrong, how I can I rebuild initramfs in rescue mode? When I boot, my fedora in emergency mode , and the logs say , failed to start default.target
– Harmnot
Feb 27 at 1:03
@Harmnot try thisdracut --force --regenerate-all
– Wissam Roujoulah
Feb 27 at 8:15
I already re install my fedora, thx that your kind solutions ;)
– Harmnot
Feb 28 at 8:54
add a comment |Â
I broke my filesystem , I think I made something wrong, how I can I rebuild initramfs in rescue mode? When I boot, my fedora in emergency mode , and the logs say , failed to start default.target
– Harmnot
Feb 27 at 1:03
@Harmnot try thisdracut --force --regenerate-all
– Wissam Roujoulah
Feb 27 at 8:15
I already re install my fedora, thx that your kind solutions ;)
– Harmnot
Feb 28 at 8:54
I broke my filesystem , I think I made something wrong, how I can I rebuild initramfs in rescue mode? When I boot, my fedora in emergency mode , and the logs say , failed to start default.target
– Harmnot
Feb 27 at 1:03
I broke my filesystem , I think I made something wrong, how I can I rebuild initramfs in rescue mode? When I boot, my fedora in emergency mode , and the logs say , failed to start default.target
– Harmnot
Feb 27 at 1:03
@Harmnot try this
dracut --force --regenerate-all– Wissam Roujoulah
Feb 27 at 8:15
@Harmnot try this
dracut --force --regenerate-all– Wissam Roujoulah
Feb 27 at 8:15
I already re install my fedora, thx that your kind solutions ;)
– Harmnot
Feb 28 at 8:54
I already re install my fedora, thx that your kind solutions ;)
– Harmnot
Feb 28 at 8:54
add a comment |Â
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please post output of
lsblk -fso we can see what we're working with.– Mioriin
Feb 26 at 1:33
Are you trying to partition the disk so that you can add it to your LV? If so, you can just use fdisk. What have you tried so far?
– Nasir Riley
Feb 26 at 2:29