Friday, April 5, 2013

Linux Fedora How-to Resizing and Extending LVM Volume-Group & Partition Step-by-Step Easy Guide

The Post Presents a Step-by-Step Easy Guide for How-to Add the Free Space Existing on Disk to a LVM Group and Extending the Root Partition for Linux Fedora Desktops.

 

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  1. Open a Terminal Window
  2. Create a Primary Partion by GParted with Existing Free Space

    Linux How-to Create & Resize Partitions by GParted:

    How-to Use GParted on Linux
  3. Install the Required LVM Management Tool
    su
    yum install system-config-lvm
  4. Starting the LVM Management Tool
    system-config-lvm
  5. How-to Easy Adding Existing Free Space to LVM Volume Group:

    Fedora How Extend LVM Vol Group
  6. Select the Free Disk Space to the Left >> Click Add to Existing Volume Group Linux Fedora LVM Volume Management - Add to Existing Volume Group
  7. Select the Partition to Extend >> Click Edit Properties Linux Fedora LVM Volume Management - Extend LVM Partition
  8. Simply Drag Cursor to Srink Linux Fedora LVM Volume Management - Shrink LVM Partition
  9. How-to Install Evernote Clone on Linux Fedora

    Installing Evernote for Fedora

Final LVM Volume Group and Partition Resized:

Linux Fedora LVM Volume Management - LVM Group Volume Extended