click the username and there is a button saying log out

well... lsof | grep home and kill processes

or just reboot XD

Hi

Welcome aboard

Welcome aboard

ths

click the username and there is a button saying log out

It seems… not work but never mind I'll reboot in multi-user.target

So?

you won't be using your home until you login..

Rebooted

So when you reboot go to a new TTY login go to /

then umount the partition

umount /home/

and great thing now lvm resizes the filesystem for you even when resizing

umount /home/

Target is busy

lsof | grep /home

Target is busy

did you login as root?

did you login as root?

Yes

just run the lsof and see what's using it

Hmm……

Why so? Gparted can change partitions size

Yes, but partitions must be unmounted. If you try to change the size of a mounted partition and the app let you so, you'll be in troubles.,

Yes, but partitions must be unmounted. If you try to change the size of a mounted partition and the app let you so, you'll be in troubles.,

Thats why I have a gparted liveusb :3

Bash (number) (myusername) cwd DIR 253,2 4096 (some number) /home/(myusername)

Bash Lsof Grep Lsof

ok

so you are in your home

do cd /

to exit that

and then run the lsof again

1 line start with bash

send the full line

Thats why I have a gparted liveusb :3

A great solution

i'm a new member

i'm a new member

Hi, welcome

Hi, welcome

thank

I don't like gparted, I feel like I don't have that much control as I do with cli

bash 1521 (myusername) cwd DIR 253,2 4096 13303809 /home/(myusername)

wait

did you login as your username

and then did sudo su, sudo -i su or similar?

Ahh…yes……

well that's it

you have to exit this

K

go to the parent process (the sesison)

go to / and then su again

I don't like gparted, I feel like I don't have that much control as I do with cli

That liveusb is linux based, so you can always do the same from CLI there :)

that's a good point

go to the parent process (the sesison)

Well……login: su Password: Login incorrect

Though, I usually use Knoppix LiveCD for manipulation with existing installations.

Well……login: su Password: Login incorrect

sudo -i

or whatever

Well……login: su Password: Login incorrect

root

you had to login prior to that

or whatever

he got to the login prompt

root

Thanks a lot

umount /home/

Done

Ok cool

so now you have to reduce the volume

lvresize —resizefs —size <SIZE> /dev/mapper/fedora-home

something like 7.5T should work

you are using about half

I'd say, 8T

700GB for / is a bit overkill

nope

700 unallocated

ERROR: S client not available

and trust me having unallocated space is always handy

So, <size> = 7.5? Or 7.5t?

oh, I see

So, <size> = 7.5? Or 7.5t?

7.5T

7.5t

I guess, T and t are substitutional in the context?

actually do the lower case t

I don't know for sure

but lvs showed t

so let's keep the same unit

just in case

I can't afford having unallocated space at my setup, not so much space at all.

lvresize —resizefs —size <SIZE> /dev/mapper/fedora-home

lvresize: invalid option -- 'e' Error during parsing of command line

can you copy your full cmdline?

or send a photo if you rather

lvresize -resizefs -size 7.5t /dev/mapper/fedora-home

it's 2 - -

lvresize: invalid option -- 'e' Error during parsing of command line

lvresize -resizefs -size 7.5t /dev/mapper/fedora-home

it should be -- instead of -

right, for some reason telegram substitutes it for me

right, for some reason telegram substitutes it for me

desktop?

yes

happens

happens

what are you using? cli?

what are you using? cli?

Android

Right now at least

Turned PC and laptop off already, only servers are online

Once the resize is done (and thinking about it, over 7 T should take a while)

extend the fedora root

so something like lvextend - -resizefs - -size 70g /dev/mapper/fedora-root

should do it

w8… can I extend it to 200g?