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Resize Centos LVM partion on VMWare guest
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1. Add the Gparted CD ISO | |
2. Change VM Properties -> Options Tab -> Boot Options: Check Force BIOS Setup | |
3. Boot VM and edit BIOS boot order to CDROM First then Exit setup with Save to reboot | |
4. Allow VM to Boot GParted | |
5. ON Gparted, select LVM Partition with Lock Icon then select Partition menu -> Disable | |
6. Expand the said partition and Apply. Exit Gparted. | |
7. Run terminal on GParted | |
8. run "lvm lvdisplay" and take note of the /dev/ path of the partition needing expansion | |
9. run "lvextend –l +100%FREE /dev/[path]" | |
10. shutdown Gparted | |
11. Removed Gparted CD ISO then Boot the VM and login to Centos as root | |
12. run "df -h" and take note again of the /dev/ path of the partition needing expansion | |
13. run "resize2fs /dev/[path]" | |
14. run "df -h" again to confirm expansion is successful | |
Reference: https://easyitstuff.wordpress.com/2013/11/25/how-to-expand-and-resize-centos-logical-volume-on-virtual-machine/ |
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