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      <title>Online expansion of Ubuntu/CentOS disk root directory &amp; modification of partition inode number</title>
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      <description>When Ubuntu is used as a server system, the system disk may not have enough space. If apt apt is used, the root directory will be full. Granted, adding a disk/partition and mounting it is a solution, but it doesn&amp;rsquo;t solve all problems (like apt). At the same time, some servers running on cloud platforms do not have good means of operating disks offline. At this time, online expansion is extremely necessary.</description>
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