
Grow a Linux disk after extending a VMDK
A hands-on Ubuntu Server lab: extend the VMDK from 60 to 80 GB in vSphere, then grow the partition, the LVM physical volume, the logical volume and the ext4 filesystem, checking every layer as you go.

A hands-on Ubuntu Server lab: extend the VMDK from 60 to 80 GB in vSphere, then grow the partition, the LVM physical volume, the logical volume and the ext4 filesystem, checking every layer as you go.

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