This guide demonstrates how to expand a data disk that lacks partitions on a CentOS 7.4 system, covering both ext* and XFS filesystems, using resize2fs and xfs_growfs commands, and verifying the expansion with df -TH.
This guide demonstrates how to enlarge a CentOS 7.4 data disk that has only a filesystem (no partitions) after increasing its size in the cloud console, using resize2fs for ext* filesystems and xfs_growfs for XFS, with verification commands.
This guide shows how to enlarge a CentOS 7.4 data disk that has no partitions—originally 5 GB and expanded to 10 GB—by resizing ext4 or XFS filesystems with resize2fs or xfs_growfs and verifying the new capacity with df.
This guide walks you through checking the current XFS root size, enlarging the virtual disk in VMware, installing the growpart utility, extending the root partition, resizing the XFS filesystem with xfs_growfs, and verifying the new 40 GB capacity, while noting important constraints such as the need for no following partitions.
