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Legacy Forums => General Discussion (Legacy) => Topic started by: rk on December 03, 2001, 06:25:23 PM
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I am replacing the hard drive on my server with a new, much larger drive. The easiest path I came up with was to just set the machine up and do a 'dd' copy from one drive to another. One question I have is can I resize a partition right from linux, or do I need to use something like Partition Magic? I am moving from a 40 Gig drive to a 100Gig drive. I had considered just creating a new parition and mounting it, but I would rather change some of the partition sizes to use the whole thing. My server box is physically space constrained, so I can't just add the new physical drive inside the box, I need to replace it with the bigger drive. Any advice would be helpful.
rk
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Sorry, didn't look deep enough in the docs. I found resize2fs to do the job. Anyone have any tips on using it?