How to extend LVM disk space step by step?
Step-1
Create phiysicial partition to extend the LVM
Step-2
Pvscan command displays the created partition
Step-3
Check the Virtual Disk Group Name with command below
Step-4
vgextend cl /dev/sda3
First parameter : Virtual Disk Group Name
Second Parameter : File System Path
Step-5
Step-6
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Hello,
Unless I'm missing something here, you appear to have asked and answered your own question in the space of a few minutes. Is there anything further you actually need from us at this point ?
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Ah, I see. OK, that's great, thanks. In that case I'll move this to the "Tips and Tutorials" section, since rather than being a question, it's information to help others who may be experiencing a particular issue.
that's great.Move please
That would be MS Windows 
Linux runs on a Virtual Machine.
I usually run the short commands
pvs; vgs; lvs
in favour of the long variants
pvdisplay; vgdisplay; lvdisplay
xfs_growfs grows the xfs file system.
resize2fs grows the ext file systems (ext3,ext4).
Run
df -hT
to display the file system type.
A very useful command is
lsblk
lsblk -p displays the correct path.
lsblk -f displays other info.
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