I'm running my HA on Intel NUC and just finished a disk migration - the old disk started to have SMART failures so I took it out, made an image, flashed the image to a new, smaller disk with the "data"(?) partition shrunk with gparted on my laptop with Debian 13 so it fits the smaller disk. The big partition was used in ~20% so the shrunk worked just fine because of that. However I shrunk too much and there's some unallocated space left on the disk. I would like to expand the data partition to fill the remaining unallocated space of the new disk. Is there a way to do that without having to take the NUC apart and hooking the drive to my laptop with gparted again?
#Expand HAOS data partition
eager timber
carmine vector
HAOS should generally do this itself. Let's look at the layout.
Get a OS shell and run this: https://gist.github.com/Impact123/e9a4a07b184eb393d2ff762e3b1b0a05#get-a-os-level-shell
lsblk -o+FSTYPE,LABEL,PTTYPE,MODEL
I've tried doing that from the Terminal & SSH app and I'm getting:
bash: lsbk: command not found
Should I try to use another method than the Terminal & SSH app?
carmine vector
Then you're not in the OS shell as explained in the link. Please follow the instructions there.