Friday, March 1, 2019

partitioning - How to resize a disk on ubuntu 16.04 LTS

When I install the ubuntu 16.04 LTS in a virtual machine, I gave 21 GB for the physical space. Now, when I check the free space in my $home, I find 1.2 GB (on 10 GB)


Like you can see it in this image , I have only a total of 10 GB in my disk, and only 1.2GB is free


And when I check partitions using fdisk -l /dev/sda I obtained this : result of fdisk in my machine


Now, because I don't have enough space in my disk (only 1.2 GB) I can't install some software that require more than that space. So, I want to resize my disk!


How can I do this!

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