Disk size after VPS upgrade

[kevalva]

Hi,
I have installed vesta for some time on a vps with 10GB space, then I upgrade my VPS be 20GB, but the information remains listed server disk size 10GB (/ dev / vda1).
how to make vesta detect the disk size according to the capacity of my vps? ( 21.5GB - same as Disk /dev/vda)?
Thanks.

[Syeef]

I think you need to expand OS filesystem

[skurudo]

Try in console and show us output:

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/usr/local/vesta/bin/v-list-sys-disk-status

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df -h

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fdisk -l

PS: OS? VPS virtualisation?

[kevalva]

Hi,
The following screenshot I took after giving command as instructed in my vps.
My VPS is on OVH, OS is Centos 6 (64-bit version). And I dont' know about VPS virtualisation on OVH.
Thanks.

[skurudo]

The following screenshot I took after giving command as instructed in my vps.
My VPS is on OVH, OS is Centos 6 (64-bit version). And I dont' know about VPS virtualisation on OVH.

Well, Vesta info don't wrong, you have 10GB space and additional disk 20Gb, but it's unmounted... Hard drive size was not increased.

[mehargags]

you have to boot from gparted live CD (if you are on KVM VPS) and use it to expand your OS partition. Backup your VPS Data before doing this

[lossehelin]

i am currently facing this issue on one of my vps. i upgraded from 40gb to 80gb on arubacloud. but i do not know how to do it. Anyone could point me in the right direction?

I am using centos 7

[mehargags]

did you read and try to follow my comment just above your post ?

[lossehelin]

you have to boot from gparted live CD (if you are on KVM VPS) and use it to expand your OS partition. Backup your VPS Data before doing this

this one?
im sorry but that does not help at all. never heard of gparted. i only have access to command line. that's it.

[ScIT]

this one?
im sorry but that does not help at all. never heard of gparted. i only have access to command line. that's it.

Maybe have here a look: https://www.rootusers.com/how-to-increa ... hine-disk/