How to resize virtualbox vdi disk
Par Luciol
How to resize virtualbox vdi disk
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Use case : you have a virtual box vm (Oracle Vbox version 6.x+) with a linux system - say debian - but the vdi disk you attached is to small, and your sda partition are running very low in space.
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Solution : increase de size of the vdi disk and resize your partitions with gparted.
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How to (very short) :
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Backup your vm (“Export” as ova image is a good idea)
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Virtual box app menu : File (Fichier) -> Media Manager (Gestionnaire de media) -> Tab “Attibutes” : chose size and click on apply. Caution : you cannot resize vdi disk if the VM has snapshots (clear them all before).
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Mount a Gparted live cd at startup and resize your system partitions.
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