resize2fs - Real-World

2011年1月30日 — It is possible to do a on-line resize of a ext4 filesystem, even if it's your root partition. Use the resize2fs command. sudo resize2fs /dev/ ...

2021年7月3日 — shrink the partition to the desired size: right-click on it, select Resize/Move, set the desired New size, confirm and apply all operations; ...

... line resizing required resize2fs: On-line shrinking not supported. Rebooting into command line interface for root worked, the /home partition was not mounted.

2015年2月8日 — 1. If the partition the file system is on is currently mounted, unmount it. ... 2. Run fsck on the unmounted file system. ... 3. Shrink the file ...

2013年8月1日 — Yes, you can shrink/move/grow a root partition without any reboots (nor livecd, nor usbkey): consult this answer. It's very well written and ...

2016年2月1日 — This can be achieved when the filesystems are unmounted, or from live cd/dvd/pendrive (root filesystem). So the question is, why the filesystem ...

2022年11月27日 — To shrink an ext partition, first use resize2fs to shrink the size of filesystem(not online). Then use parted or fdisk to shrink the size of the ...

2021年8月22日 — (e.g. cd / to go to root). 2. Run e2fsck. e2fsck -f /dev/md3. e2fsck 1.45.5 (07-Jan-2020) Pass 1: ...

2021年5月24日 — Hi guys! I tried assigning more storage to the root partition by following this Google Docs. Well, after accidentally assigning all the storage ...

2012年11月4日 — Hi, I want to shrink my / partition and use the new space to create a swap partition (which i forgot to create during install).