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I have cloned my current Ubuntu installation onto a bigger hard drive using clonezilla, but the amount of free space is still the same as before.

So I did some searching and found out that I have to use gparted to make the new space available. But I'm not quite sure how to use gparted to do this.

Jannis Andreska
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8guawong
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Ok so here is what I did I was moving my Ubuntu to a bigger HD since the old HD was running outta space Below are the steps that I did to get the extra space to show under df -h

First I used clonzilla to clone it to the bigger HD Then I used gparted to repartition the HD Then I used pvresize Then I used lvxtend Then I used resize2fs

then df -h showed the extra space...

hope this helps any1 that have the same problem and please comment on whether i did it right or not

thanks!

8guawong
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