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I recently moved from Windows to Arch, after playing around with Manjaro for a year or so on my laptop. And in doing so had to transfer 1.2TB of data to a new partition on the same drive.
I encrypted the new partition using this guide on the Arch wiki: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Dm … cryptsetup
I formatted with btrfs due to some of the features it provides.
And now I need to expand that partition so that I have access to the whole drive. One problem... Every guide mentions resizing LVM, but I didn't use LVM, so I am a bit stuck, and confuse.
I used gparted to expand the partition, and I read that LUKS just fills the entire partition if it can, but lsblk -f reports that there's <300 GB left, which can't be right.
What should I do?
Last edited by Qwerty-Space (2020-07-13 18:06:54)
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Don't you just use `btrfs resize`? That's supposed to be one of the advantages of btrfs...
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Don't you just use `btrfs resize`? That's supposed to be one of the advantages of btrfs...
btrfs fileystem usage isn't showing the entire drive
Last edited by Qwerty-Space (2020-07-11 16:04:46)
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Ah, doing btrfs filesystem resize max /mnt/data, and then btrfs filesystem usage is now showing the rest of the drive as unallocated
So I think it's working now! Thank you
[samurai ~] lsblk -f
NAME FSTYPE FSVER LABEL UUID FSAVAIL FSUSE% MOUNTPOINT
sdd
└─sdd3 crypto 2 959804bb-6692-4e42-90d0-352d7fc2e0d8
└─data btrfs Storage
4e95f1bb-7c15-4179-a283-35717bd2faa5 1.5T 44% /mnt/dataLast edited by Qwerty-Space (2020-07-11 16:10:25)
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Ah yes, thanks
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