Good morning.
I would like someone to help me resize the main Fedora partition (/ - /home).
After freeing up space from a partition reserved for Windows programs, I have 671.4 GB free that I would like to give to Fedora (which I use 99% of the time).
Whether with GParted or KDE Disk Utility; I cannot move or increase the size of a partition.
I understand that the free space should be to the right of the Fedora partition so that Fedora can benefit from it for expansion. Just as you can or cannot resize a partition without unmounting it (hot) with sudo btrfs filesystem resize +…Go /home
but there the only error that the terminal reports to me is that it cannot find the free space to use (probably because it is on the left of the Fedora partition.
Like P G said, it is best to start a new topic. I’ve taken the liberty of moving your post to a new thread.
To answer your question, you need to create a new blank partition in the available free space and then add the new partition to your existing Btrfs filesystem.
This process has been explained previously here:
P.S. I think this is a common enough problem that it should probably be documented in the Fedora Quick docs. Any volunteers to write up a page for it in the Quick Docs?
