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          1. Was less space allocated to your server before?

          2. What does df -h show?

          3. If 1. is true, run sudo resize2fs /dev/<insert your root partition here> and reboot






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          • 1. The server had 30gb allocated from creation. 2. output of df -h image link

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          • Seems like your root partition has the size of 3.9gb only. What does sudo lsblk -o NAME,FSTYPE,SIZE,MOUNTPOINT,LABEL print? Try sudo resize2fs /dev/mapper/ubuntu--vg-ubuntu--lv.

            – Jesse
            4 hours ago













          • [output of lsblk] (imgur.com/a/7VZCVkF)

            – Arthur
            4 hours ago













          • Looks good. resize2fs should work then.

            – Jesse
            3 hours ago











          • tried the resize2fs command you provided above still the same error

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              • 1. The server had 30gb allocated from creation. 2. output of df -h image link

                – Arthur
                4 hours ago













              • Seems like your root partition has the size of 3.9gb only. What does sudo lsblk -o NAME,FSTYPE,SIZE,MOUNTPOINT,LABEL print? Try sudo resize2fs /dev/mapper/ubuntu--vg-ubuntu--lv.

                – Jesse
                4 hours ago













              • [output of lsblk] (imgur.com/a/7VZCVkF)

                – Arthur
                4 hours ago













              • Looks good. resize2fs should work then.

                – Jesse
                3 hours ago











              • tried the resize2fs command you provided above still the same error

                – Arthur
                3 hours ago
















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              2. What does df -h show?

              3. If 1. is true, run sudo resize2fs /dev/<insert your root partition here> and reboot






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              • 1. The server had 30gb allocated from creation. 2. output of df -h image link

                – Arthur
                4 hours ago













              • Seems like your root partition has the size of 3.9gb only. What does sudo lsblk -o NAME,FSTYPE,SIZE,MOUNTPOINT,LABEL print? Try sudo resize2fs /dev/mapper/ubuntu--vg-ubuntu--lv.

                – Jesse
                4 hours ago













              • [output of lsblk] (imgur.com/a/7VZCVkF)

                – Arthur
                4 hours ago













              • Looks good. resize2fs should work then.

                – Jesse
                3 hours ago











              • tried the resize2fs command you provided above still the same error

                – Arthur
                3 hours ago














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              • 1. The server had 30gb allocated from creation. 2. output of df -h image link

                – Arthur
                4 hours ago













              • Seems like your root partition has the size of 3.9gb only. What does sudo lsblk -o NAME,FSTYPE,SIZE,MOUNTPOINT,LABEL print? Try sudo resize2fs /dev/mapper/ubuntu--vg-ubuntu--lv.

                – Jesse
                4 hours ago













              • [output of lsblk] (imgur.com/a/7VZCVkF)

                – Arthur
                4 hours ago













              • Looks good. resize2fs should work then.

                – Jesse
                3 hours ago











              • tried the resize2fs command you provided above still the same error

                – Arthur
                3 hours ago



















              • 1. The server had 30gb allocated from creation. 2. output of df -h image link

                – Arthur
                4 hours ago













              • Seems like your root partition has the size of 3.9gb only. What does sudo lsblk -o NAME,FSTYPE,SIZE,MOUNTPOINT,LABEL print? Try sudo resize2fs /dev/mapper/ubuntu--vg-ubuntu--lv.

                – Jesse
                4 hours ago













              • [output of lsblk] (imgur.com/a/7VZCVkF)

                – Arthur
                4 hours ago













              • Looks good. resize2fs should work then.

                – Jesse
                3 hours ago











              • tried the resize2fs command you provided above still the same error

                – Arthur
                3 hours ago

















              1. The server had 30gb allocated from creation. 2. output of df -h image link

              – Arthur
              4 hours ago







              1. The server had 30gb allocated from creation. 2. output of df -h image link

              – Arthur
              4 hours ago















              Seems like your root partition has the size of 3.9gb only. What does sudo lsblk -o NAME,FSTYPE,SIZE,MOUNTPOINT,LABEL print? Try sudo resize2fs /dev/mapper/ubuntu--vg-ubuntu--lv.

              – Jesse
              4 hours ago







              Seems like your root partition has the size of 3.9gb only. What does sudo lsblk -o NAME,FSTYPE,SIZE,MOUNTPOINT,LABEL print? Try sudo resize2fs /dev/mapper/ubuntu--vg-ubuntu--lv.

              – Jesse
              4 hours ago















              [output of lsblk] (imgur.com/a/7VZCVkF)

              – Arthur
              4 hours ago







              [output of lsblk] (imgur.com/a/7VZCVkF)

              – Arthur
              4 hours ago















              Looks good. resize2fs should work then.

              – Jesse
              3 hours ago





              Looks good. resize2fs should work then.

              – Jesse
              3 hours ago













              tried the resize2fs command you provided above still the same error

              – Arthur
              3 hours ago





              tried the resize2fs command you provided above still the same error

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