Extend free disk space on Linux server Redhat, RHEL, Ubuntu. Disk partition Explained

[@Lucastanhockhock]

You are the greatest tutor!

[@bo930]

Wow, thanks!

[@Anna-yt4hy]

Awesome!!! Thank you for sharing!!!

[@bo930]

Thanks for watching!

[@claudiamoreno4929]

This is gold. Beautifully explained

[@bo930]

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[@Coffeebeamz]

Thanks! Super helpful!

[@richardtroiano7233]

Agreed, great video.

[@bo930]

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[@scrapbrainsinc]

Thanks, pretty useful video.

[@bo930]

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[@riteshrushiya2614]

Good one

[@joyeku9620]

thank you, is there going to be data loss of any kind on the storage?

[@xavierian6314]

Asking the same question. Any answers would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

[@JoelHansma]

I just tried the process on a VM, and resized my root volume group, as long as you make all the partition changes before you use the w command in fdisk, you won’t lose any data. Just make sure you delete the partition in fdisk, and then immediately create the new partition with the same starting block, and the new extended block, then use w to write the changes, and reboot.