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Providing an ounce of prevention when I can’t get to a client’s laptops?
Resize a disk image used with VirtualBox in Ubuntu?
In hopes of breathing this challenge back to life with a few more suggestions, we posed your question to the Experts Exchange community.
Here's ccreamer_22's suggestion on www.Experts-Exchange.com:
"The only way I can find on how to do this with SP3 is with Acronis. SP2 and earlier you can use Ghost, diskpart or Partition Magic. You create a larger separate disk in virtual box. Then clone it over. Then shut down the VM and set the new disk as the primary disk.
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The VDI files reside on the host system and are seen by the guest systems as hard disks of a certain geometry. When creating an image, its size has to be specified which determines this fixed geometry. It is therefore not possible to change the size of the virtual hard disk later."
Here's the thread if you want to follow the conversation:
http://www.experts-exchange.com/viewQuestion.js...