Changes between Version 26 and Version 27 of extend-disk-on-kvm-guest

Timestamp:

Nov 21, 2018, 2:13:11 AM (7 years ago)

Author:

Jamie McClelland

Comment:

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extend-disk-on-kvm-guest

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-Note carefully the start sector for the last partition. You will need this exact number in the step below.
 
-Delete the last partition, and re-create it with a higher end sector (yes, you can do this without destroying the data on the disk). Replace STARTSECTOR with the start sector of the output from the command above (including the s after the number). Specifying -1 as the end sector means go as far to the end as possible. If you get a message saying that the sector you requested is not possible, accept a different one, you can safely say yes.
+Resize the partition. Specifying -1 as the end sector means go as far to the end as possible. If you get a message saying that the sector you requested is not possible, accept a different one, you can safely say yes.
 
 Also - you will likely get a scary warning about the partitions being in use. Press "I" to ignore the warning.
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 {{{
 unit s
-rm 2
-mkpart primary STARTSECTOR -1 
-toggle 2 lvm
+resize 2 -1 
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