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I manualy installed Debian with encrypted LVM, now I'm trying to extend ext4 from gparted Live, but it won't extend it and I don't understand why for the moment, here are my partitions



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      I manualy installed Debian with encrypted LVM, now I'm trying to extend ext4 from gparted Live, but it won't extend it and I don't understand why for the moment, here are my partitions



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      I manualy installed Debian with encrypted LVM, now I'm trying to extend ext4 from gparted Live, but it won't extend it and I don't understand why for the moment, here are my partitions



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      debian ext4 gparted size




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          You cannot extend a partition which is directly surrounded by other partitions. You have to "move" /dev/sda4 after /dev/sda5. You can do this with cut and paste. Paste the partition after your encrypted one (at the begin of the free space). After this you can extend it.






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          • Thanks, but now I can't boot (it enter grub rescue), I guess it's because now the ext4 partition is not named dev4 anymore isn't it ? Also I don't have the "cut" option, I had to copy/paste then delete
            – yeayeayea
            Apr 5 '17 at 23:35










          • This means the partition you moved was maybe your /boot. If it is so, for being able to boot again you have to repair your grub. Use the how-to from another question at ask-ubuntu to repair it with a live-system. When you did it correct, you should be able to boot your system again.
            – Michael
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          • Thanks a lot but when I try to install grub it says me it can't fint the canonical path for /boot/grub...
            – yeayeayea
            Apr 6 '17 at 11:44










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          You cannot extend a partition which is directly surrounded by other partitions. You have to "move" /dev/sda4 after /dev/sda5. You can do this with cut and paste. Paste the partition after your encrypted one (at the begin of the free space). After this you can extend it.






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          • Thanks, but now I can't boot (it enter grub rescue), I guess it's because now the ext4 partition is not named dev4 anymore isn't it ? Also I don't have the "cut" option, I had to copy/paste then delete
            – yeayeayea
            Apr 5 '17 at 23:35










          • This means the partition you moved was maybe your /boot. If it is so, for being able to boot again you have to repair your grub. Use the how-to from another question at ask-ubuntu to repair it with a live-system. When you did it correct, you should be able to boot your system again.
            – Michael
            Apr 6 '17 at 4:59











          • Thanks a lot but when I try to install grub it says me it can't fint the canonical path for /boot/grub...
            – yeayeayea
            Apr 6 '17 at 11:44














          up vote
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          You cannot extend a partition which is directly surrounded by other partitions. You have to "move" /dev/sda4 after /dev/sda5. You can do this with cut and paste. Paste the partition after your encrypted one (at the begin of the free space). After this you can extend it.






          share|improve this answer






















          • Thanks, but now I can't boot (it enter grub rescue), I guess it's because now the ext4 partition is not named dev4 anymore isn't it ? Also I don't have the "cut" option, I had to copy/paste then delete
            – yeayeayea
            Apr 5 '17 at 23:35










          • This means the partition you moved was maybe your /boot. If it is so, for being able to boot again you have to repair your grub. Use the how-to from another question at ask-ubuntu to repair it with a live-system. When you did it correct, you should be able to boot your system again.
            – Michael
            Apr 6 '17 at 4:59











          • Thanks a lot but when I try to install grub it says me it can't fint the canonical path for /boot/grub...
            – yeayeayea
            Apr 6 '17 at 11:44












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          You cannot extend a partition which is directly surrounded by other partitions. You have to "move" /dev/sda4 after /dev/sda5. You can do this with cut and paste. Paste the partition after your encrypted one (at the begin of the free space). After this you can extend it.






          share|improve this answer














          You cannot extend a partition which is directly surrounded by other partitions. You have to "move" /dev/sda4 after /dev/sda5. You can do this with cut and paste. Paste the partition after your encrypted one (at the begin of the free space). After this you can extend it.







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          • Thanks, but now I can't boot (it enter grub rescue), I guess it's because now the ext4 partition is not named dev4 anymore isn't it ? Also I don't have the "cut" option, I had to copy/paste then delete
            – yeayeayea
            Apr 5 '17 at 23:35










          • This means the partition you moved was maybe your /boot. If it is so, for being able to boot again you have to repair your grub. Use the how-to from another question at ask-ubuntu to repair it with a live-system. When you did it correct, you should be able to boot your system again.
            – Michael
            Apr 6 '17 at 4:59











          • Thanks a lot but when I try to install grub it says me it can't fint the canonical path for /boot/grub...
            – yeayeayea
            Apr 6 '17 at 11:44
















          • Thanks, but now I can't boot (it enter grub rescue), I guess it's because now the ext4 partition is not named dev4 anymore isn't it ? Also I don't have the "cut" option, I had to copy/paste then delete
            – yeayeayea
            Apr 5 '17 at 23:35










          • This means the partition you moved was maybe your /boot. If it is so, for being able to boot again you have to repair your grub. Use the how-to from another question at ask-ubuntu to repair it with a live-system. When you did it correct, you should be able to boot your system again.
            – Michael
            Apr 6 '17 at 4:59











          • Thanks a lot but when I try to install grub it says me it can't fint the canonical path for /boot/grub...
            – yeayeayea
            Apr 6 '17 at 11:44















          Thanks, but now I can't boot (it enter grub rescue), I guess it's because now the ext4 partition is not named dev4 anymore isn't it ? Also I don't have the "cut" option, I had to copy/paste then delete
          – yeayeayea
          Apr 5 '17 at 23:35




          Thanks, but now I can't boot (it enter grub rescue), I guess it's because now the ext4 partition is not named dev4 anymore isn't it ? Also I don't have the "cut" option, I had to copy/paste then delete
          – yeayeayea
          Apr 5 '17 at 23:35












          This means the partition you moved was maybe your /boot. If it is so, for being able to boot again you have to repair your grub. Use the how-to from another question at ask-ubuntu to repair it with a live-system. When you did it correct, you should be able to boot your system again.
          – Michael
          Apr 6 '17 at 4:59





          This means the partition you moved was maybe your /boot. If it is so, for being able to boot again you have to repair your grub. Use the how-to from another question at ask-ubuntu to repair it with a live-system. When you did it correct, you should be able to boot your system again.
          – Michael
          Apr 6 '17 at 4:59













          Thanks a lot but when I try to install grub it says me it can't fint the canonical path for /boot/grub...
          – yeayeayea
          Apr 6 '17 at 11:44




          Thanks a lot but when I try to install grub it says me it can't fint the canonical path for /boot/grub...
          – yeayeayea
          Apr 6 '17 at 11:44

















           

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