How To Extend LVM Disk For Linux Virtual Machine On VMware
In this video I explain how to increase disk space in Linux with LVM by first expanding the hard disk, creating a new partition, expanding the volume group and logical volume and then resizing the file system.
This video guide covers an existing (and more detailed) blog post I created which can be found here: http://www.rootusers.com/how-to-increase-the-size-of-a-linux-lvm-by-expanding-the-virtual-machine-disk/
Alternatively, you can also instead add a new disk rather than expand the existing disk as shown in this video by following these steps: http://www.rootusers.com/how-to-increase-the-size-of-a-linux-lvm-by-adding-a-new-disk/
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thank you you help me
8 years old and still teaching clowns like me! Thank you sir!
Thanks man, this video helped me a lot.
Clear, concise and to the point.
8 years ago. Used this today on RHEL 8 and worked fine!
This guy saved my ass but it was too late. I'd already deleted the /boot🤣
vgdisplay no output can you help me please
Great job on explaining things, hands down a life saver video found after 3 days of searching for this info!
This worked, but now that I think about it I should have just extended my lv instead of creating a separate partition since the spaces were consecutive.
I have had this video saved on my browser since 2019 , this is the best explanation I found out of 20 different videos I searched online kudo mate for creating this
We all know this video is 8 Years Old but helped me today
Thanks Friend
I cheked so many online doc and videos, and this was by far the simpliest step by step video to follow. Ive never resized the hard drive and like many its a very stressful task to try to accomplish, especially when all the data is at risk. This guide was the best way since it created a new disk outside of the currently used one. Even with the ending of the two options for a newer system, Great video very much appreciated i only had 1% space left in a 5K daily visted website….
just come here to check mr Jarrod's first video ever
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Can't thank you enough. Still a great and comprehensive video after 7 years. It worked like a charm wrt proxmox VM.
The video is super dope, the explaination is very clear. Way better than those half written instruction online.
thank you very much for the help friend
Thank you! Still relevant and helpful! Your blog post also helped me be sure to get all the steps just right. I did run it against a test server first just for confidence but it worked as advertised!
Fantastic, I have followed and succeeded.
Thank you so much!
Thank you for this video. Helped me today.
vgdisplay show nothing what to do i have created /dev/sda3
Thank you for the tutorial, very clear and well explained!
Thank you, you have saved my life.
lifesaver 💯💯💯💯💯
Nobody else on the internet has been able to explain this as clearly as you have done. Worked in 2022 for my Ubuntu vm. Thanks!
Thanks
Thank you! Still current and very helpful.
Thanks man great video….totally helped me out of a pickle
This video was very helpful, thank you for the easy to follow/logical steps
Thank you so much .. you are Amazing !! the video is very detail !!
Super helpful video. I did an Arch install recently and needed more space on my home partition. Worked like a charm.
Wow, I'm learning RHEL 8 on vmware workstation and while doing a lab today I run out of space as I started with 20 GB and wanted to expand to 30 GB. This video is exactly what I needed. Grateful for your great explanation & detailed steps.