Your partition is 7.6G (on /devsdb) and mounted on /LinuxNonAppFiles if I understand correctly
I would start gparted (maybe you have to install it) and select the new drive.
Then you can see if the partition fills the entire disk or not. If there is space you can either resize the partition or remove the partition and create a new one. Remember, you have to unmount the partition to be able to change the partition (this also can be done in gparted). Resizing can take a long time, I prefer removing the partition and creating a new one.
I would start gparted (maybe you have to install it) and select the new drive.
Then you can see if the partition fills the entire disk or not. If there is space you can either resize the partition or remove the partition and create a new one. Remember, you have to unmount the partition to be able to change the partition (this also can be done in gparted). Resizing can take a long time, I prefer removing the partition and creating a new one.
Statistics: Posted by peer — 2024-10-18 08:07