Assume that you received a warning, in which the root volume $($where your OS is at$)$ of the system is

running out of space. Your boss allows you to purchase a new hard drive to extend the space. Your job is

to plug in the new hard drive and add the extra space to the root volume.

To accomplish the task, you should:

Step $1.[$Screenshot$]$ Add a new $($virtual SATA$/$IDE$)$ hard drive to your CentOS VM $($lecture page

$9).$

Step $2.[$Screenshot$]$ Partition the new hard drive $($slices $10-12).$

Step $3.[$Screenshot$]$ Convert the partition that you want to add to the root volume to a Physical

Volume $($PV$)($lecture page $32).$

Step $4.[$Screenshot$]$ Add the PV to the $$centos$$ Volume Group $($VG$)($slices $33).$

Step $5.[$Screenshot$]$ Extend the $$root$$ LV $($Logical Volume$)($slices $34).$