Ubuntu and FOG Resizing
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I installed Ubuntu 16.04 and FOG. I have FOG up and running but ran out of disk space. This is running on VM so I increased the size of the VM and used Gparted Live to increase it. GParted now shows the 120GB partition but when I run df -h in Ubuntu it only shows 40GB and it is 100% full but if I run sudo fdisk -l it shows the full 120GB. I have tried resize2fs and that is not working. Any help would be appreciated.
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I installed Ubuntu 16.04 and FOG. I have FOG up and running but ran out of disk space. This is running on VM so I increased the size of the VM and used Gparted Live to increase it. GParted now shows the 120GB partition but when I run df -h in Ubuntu it only shows 40GB and it is 100% full but if I run sudo fdisk -l it shows the full 120GB. I have tried resize2fs and that is not working. Any help would be appreciated.
gparted disk
asked May 21 at 21:42
Nathan Hanley
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Please add the output or error message fromresize2fsandfdisk -lto your question.
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I installed Ubuntu 16.04 and FOG. I have FOG up and running but ran out of disk space. This is running on VM so I increased the size of the VM and used Gparted Live to increase it. GParted now shows the 120GB partition but when I run df -h in Ubuntu it only shows 40GB and it is 100% full but if I run sudo fdisk -l it shows the full 120GB. I have tried resize2fs and that is not working. Any help would be appreciated.
gparted disk
asked May 21 at 21:42
Nathan Hanley
61
I installed Ubuntu 16.04 and FOG. I have FOG up and running but ran out of disk space. This is running on VM so I increased the size of the VM and used Gparted Live to increase it. GParted now shows the 120GB partition but when I run df -h in Ubuntu it only shows 40GB and it is 100% full but if I run sudo fdisk -l it shows the full 120GB. I have tried resize2fs and that is not working. Any help would be appreciated.
gparted disk
asked May 21 at 21:42
Nathan Hanley
61
asked May 21 at 21:42
Nathan Hanley
61
asked May 21 at 21:42
Nathan Hanley
61
asked May 21 at 21:42
Nathan Hanley
61
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Please add the output or error message fromresize2fsandfdisk -lto your question.
– Lienhart Woitok
May 22 at 16:45
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Please add the output or error message fromresize2fsandfdisk -lto your question.
– Lienhart Woitok
May 22 at 16:45
Please add the output or error message from
resize2fs and fdisk -l to your question.– Lienhart Woitok
May 22 at 16:45
Please add the output or error message from
resize2fs and fdisk -l to your question.– Lienhart Woitok
May 22 at 16:45
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Please add the output or error message from
resize2fsandfdisk -lto your question.– Lienhart Woitok
May 22 at 16:45