Jan 6, 2019 · One primary, bootable partition: sda1 (which was or is part of a linux-raid-array) and one logical partition: sda5 (which was or is part of a linux-raid-array). There is no place left for additional partitions.

Mar 14, 2022 · 查看磁盘分区情况，需要扩展/dev/sda5首先在虚拟机设置中，为ubuntu扩展磁盘空间关掉ubuntu，点击扩展就可以。 前提是磁盘文件所在目录，有足够的空间可以扩展。 扩展以后需要重新分配磁盘分区空间。 因为原来是30G，现在扩展到100G，多出来的70G是不会分配的。 使用lsblk命令可以看到，sda5还是30G接下来需要安装gp_ubuntu 磁盘扩展分区.

Jul 31, 2024 · In the first example, we had the primary hard disk /dev/sda, which had the following partitions: sda1, sda2,sda3, sda4, sda5, and sda6. In the second example, we have added an external storage device, which is a flash drive displaying as /dev/sdb, which only has a single partition /dev/sdb1.

Jul 24, 2023 · /dev/sda1 is the boot partition that makes the Linux OS easily restart, /dev/sda2 is the extended partition primarily used for user files storage, and /dev/sda5 is the Linux partition where your Linux OS installed files reside. The concept of /dev/sda is now at our fingertips.

Mar 18, 2024 · For example, let’s extend the logical partition /dev/sda5 from 1054720 to 1052672:

Feb 2, 2023 · You should be able to use fdisk to delete partitions /dev/sda2 and /dev/sda5, then re-create /dev/sda5 as a primary partition starting at the same sector as the original partitions and extending to the end of the disk. Then, if the file system …

Jan 11, 2022 · As the logical partition (sda5) is part of the extended partition, we can extend this partition, too. To grow the extended partition sda3 and the logical partition sda5, we can use the parted command to resize the partition to the full extent (100%):

Apr 29, 2019 · The numbering is specific to DOS MBR. E.g., with GUID Partition Table (GPT), you only have one type of partition, numbered 1–128 and you can easily have gaps (e.g., I have a system with /dev/sda1–/dev/sda5 and /dev/sda128).

现在您的系统由两个分区组成： 一个主分区，可引导分区：sda1（它曾经或目前是Linux RAID阵列的一部分）和一个逻辑分区：sda5（它曾经或目前是Linux RAID阵列的一部分）。 没有剩余空间用于其他分区。 -

Oct 20, 2016 · I am missing some concept with linux disk management, I have free space on a single physical volume that I want to to extend an ext4 file-system with, which is a logical volume. I look at fdisk -l - it is a GPT (warnings) Device Boot Start End Blocks Id System. I look at the physical volumes: