Jerald Weinstein

Steven, Update, I have enlarged the partition to 100 gb, The 28gb ext4 file system device still is there on this enlarged partition mounted on root jerry@mydomain.com. I have backed up the home directory so that is ok. T The first attachment screenshot lists : /mydomain.com mounted on root . /home/jerryw 100gb volume at /media/jerryw/volumeUUID The second attachment image of the same thing different view. I am thinking that since the 100gb partition is ext4 that I could just copy or move the home...

Steven, Update, I have enlarged the partition to 100 gb, The 28gb ext4 file system device still is there on this enlarged partition, How do I merge the old 28gb into the new enlarged 100 gb partition? I want to continue using it without worrying about it’s small size, I have backed up the home directory so that is ok. The first attachment image is of mydomain.com mounted on root . The second attachment image of the same thing different view. I am thinking that since the 100gb partition is ext4 that...

Steven, Update, ihave enlarged the partition to100 gb, The18gb ext4 file system device still is there on this enlarged partition, How do I merge the old 18gb to the100 gb and start using it without wiorrying about it’s small size, I have backed up the home directory so that is ok. Iwill add an attachment later Would I use Clonezilla for this?

Steven, Update, ihave enlarged the partition to100 gb, The18gb ext4 file system device still is there on this enlarged partition, How do I merge the old 18gb to the100 gb and start using it without wiorrying about it’s small size, I have backed up the home directory so that is ok. Iwill add an attachment later Would I use Clonezilla for this?

Steven, Update, ihave enlarged the partition to100 gb, The18gb ext4 file system device still is there on this enlarged partition, How do I merge the old 18gb to the100 gb and start using it without wiorrying about it’s small size, I have backed up the home directory so that is ok. Iwill add an attachment later

Steven, I have a samba share drive locally accessible on a Raspberry pi system. I have used this share drive to back up most of my files. This time, I copied the home directory (2gb) as a back up so it should be fine. Now , I have used the linux app Disks to investigate the partition I wanted to work with. See attachment please. The purpose I wanted to clone or image this partition / Linux filesystem was so I could either increase it's size by resizing ( there is no free space on either side of it...

Steven, A successful home folder back up has been done. i Will follow up with more details. Thank you.

The partition is about 20 gb. I want to clone the entire partition. I know I must extend the partition size to Clonezilla it. I want to extend the partition safely. The problem is that it is only 18gb and that is about how much is needed. Can you suggest how to resize the partition using Gprated. I have seen videos however I am still sketchy on actually moving partitions around in order to resize one. Thank you.