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Thanks for your documentation. I needed to expand my partition for the same reason: I've dd'ed an old disk to a new disk.

Step 1 worked for me on an extended partition. The fdisk's "p" command shows start/end cylinders for the extended partition and the partitions in that. I've deleted the extended partition (all sub-partitions are deleted), created the extended partition ("n", "e") and re-created all sub-partitions with the start/end cylinder values from the "p" command above, except the last sub-partition I wanted to resize.

I've used the GRML boot disk. For this, you have to "/etc/init.d/lvm2 start" after step 2. This is because LVM isn't active after default boot for safety [1].

Again, thank you very much! This tutorial is awesome!

[1] http://grml.org/faq/#lvm


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