Hello all, hope someone can help me resolve this issue...
My system is Linux Mint and I choose to encrypt my disk during the installation process. No troubles with this until now. I have a 512 GB SSD drive and want to clone it to a 1TB SSD drive. the clone work well but if a look in : preference, hard disk, it shows a 1TB drive. When I open my File system it's still the same free space than with my 512 GB drive, just like if he doesn't see the 1TB drive...should be around 500 GB more free space...
Clone done with CloneZilla, tried to solved the issue with Gparted but no luck..stil the same.

Any idea anyone?

Thanks, Mike.

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I'm confused. Point out what you see.

On my 1 TB hdd, the space left is the same then on my 512 GB hdd before the clone.

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See the second line of my sig.

As you add layers of software, you make matters worse. The things I see that needed resizing are:
- partition
- pv
- LUKS container
- filesystem

All but the last seem to have been handled for you. I would do it from a terminal on the running system, but a livecd should allow you to use a GUI tool.

Hello syg00, think I will need more details on this, your help is pretty much appreciated

Hello, I tried this and not working...

1) BACKUP ALL IMPORTANT DATA ON THAT DISK.
2) Launch GParted from the Linux Mint installation medium (NOT from GParted live).
3) Resize the LUKS partition to the right (if you want to resize it to the left, you have to move it to the left, then resize to the right), then apply changes.
4) sudo cryptsetup luksOpen /dev/sdXY luks_part
5) sudo gparted /dev/mapper/luks_part
6) Right-click on the only LUKS volume, then choose "Check" and apply changes.

After the line #4 I received the error message: cannot open, already mount (something like this)