How Can I Allocate Newly Added Space to a New Partition?

Windows

In Windows, if you already have a D drive and want to add an E drive, refer to the following:

The System Disk: Add Additional Capacity to New Volume (F:) and Data Disk: Add Additional Capacity to New Volume (E:) parts in the following section:

Extending Disk Partitions and File Systems (Windows)

Linux

In Linux, if your disk already has, for example, partition /dev/vdb1 and you want to create a new partition, /dev/vdb2, and allocate the additional space to the new partition, refer to the following:

To extend disk partitions and file systems, see the following sections:

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