Update your bootloader to use the new partition. Resize the physical volume /dev/sda3 to fill the new partition: pvresize /dev/sda3Ĭreate a new partition ( /dev/sda4 for example), format it and copy the files from /dev/sda2. Leave enough space at the end of the disk for another partition.
You must take care to leave the starting sector ( 2508800) the same and at least 400G on the partition. E.g.: pvresize -setphysicalvolumesize 400G /dev/sda3 Shrink the physical volume /dev/sda3 as much as you can. your server can not boot from the hard drive. To increase the size of the /boot partition you need access to a rescue mode: i.e. Sector size (logical/physical): 512 bytes / 512 bytes WARNING: fdisk GPT support is currently new, and therefore in an experimental phase. Map of Physical Drive /dev/sda ~]# fdisk -l /dev/sda I have 20GB free with LVM which I'm trying to unallocate from LVM as a free space then I can use fdisk to delete boot partitions and re-create them with the new space.Īny help how to unallocate the LVM free space and use them for fdisk? Or other solutions of expanding /boot. I'm trying to extend /boot and EFI partitions using resize2fs but the system isn't allowing me and I don't wanna create an LVM for them. By default the /boot partition is considered small I wanna extend it same applies to EFI as shown below: Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on I got a new dedicated server which have 500GB SSD holding the operating system and the other HDDs have the data.
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