Why don't you put the live version on a USB stick?
But that doesn't work under omv, you need a desktop environment.
I only know the live version
From https://packages.debian.org/bullseye/gparted it needs
X Window System and you can't install that.
Parted is installed and you canuse it on the cli. https://packages.debian.org/bullseye/parted
You could write a plugin to do it in the web ui. It would be nice to have.
But that doesn't work under omv, you need a desktop environment.
I only know the live version
Gparted, as installed from the OMV kernel page is the Live CD iso.
Gparted, as installed from the OMV kernel page is the Live CD iso.
Yes, but only part of it without a graphical interface.
I would take a simple debian like XFCE and install Gparted there.
Yes, but only part of it without a graphical interface.
The last time I looked at it it had the GUI.
And please, if you are going to quote my posts, leave them in the language they were posted in.
Is there a way to do the same from cli (as in integrate into grub and the webui)?
Post the output of: sudo omv-grubiso installgp
But that doesn't work under omv, you need a desktop environment.
I only know the live version
That is what the kernel plugin installs (omv-extras did this on pre-6.x).
You could write a plugin to do it in the web ui. It would be nice to have.
It would be very limited since you can only work on unmounted disks.
whenever i try to install gparted via the webui it starts the download and then just freezes (the terminal window displayed on the ui). It never finishes even when left alone for a few hours.
Did you look to see if there was a gparted iso in /boot? That would tell you if it was downloading as well. My download is going to take over half an hour (sourceforge mirror is slow).
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 257670905 Sep 27 18:22 gparted-live-1.4.0-5-amd64.iso
thats the result of sudo omv-grubiso installgp : "Cannot write to ‘/boot/gparted-live-1.4.0-5-amd64.iso’ (No space left on device)"
i am running omv on a btrfs lvm... seems the boot partition is only about 500MB in size. damn. no way i am reinstalling again 
back to the virtual cd drive it is (it's a vm after all)
thank you for the pointers.
i am running omv on a btrfs lvm... seems the boot partition is only about 500MB in size. damn. no way i am reinstalling again
back to the virtual cd drive it is (it's a vm after all)
You are running btrfs on lvm? If that is the case, why not expand /boot? If not, you could boot gparted (lol) and expand /boot.
You are running btrfs on lvm? If that is the case, why not expand /boot? If not, you could boot gparted (lol) and expand /boot.
yep, i could. let me just tinker with something else for a while and completely forget that this was bothering me
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