Skip to main content

No-sweat expansion of Oracle VirtualBox virtual disk


In VirtualBox 4.0 disk size expansion is supported
-------------------------------------------------------------------
1) Run this command on the host machine, with due consideration to the actual paths applicable:
d:\> vboxmanage modifyhd winXP.vdi -resize 25600 
where, 25600 is the absolute final size desired (not an incremental value)
2) Once this command has run successfully, invoke the virtual machine
3) Now, download/ install/ run the "EaseUS Partition Master" utility in the virtual machine
4) Create a partition from the unallocated disk space
5) Merge this partition to the main drive in virtual machine
6) Boot the virtual machine couple of times, as directed by the UI messages.
That's it!
Labels:

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Microsoft Test Manager – FUEL for test automation

(this is a follow-up post to this one:  http://sudiptopaul.blogspot.com/2011/12/using-aspnet-page-state-and-theme-to.html ) Traditionally Test Management and Test Automation tools have been remotely related to each other. Microsoft’s Test Manager changes this - Manual Testers contribute effectively by creating action recordings for each test Common portions of test steps can now be grouped into what is called as Shared Steps – again manual tester can create independent action recordings for these Test Manager enables these action recordings to serve as active inputs to test automation – separate class is created for each test case, and a reusable function for each shared step This is very elegant as it saves the test automation engineer an amount of time required to refactor common portions of longish test path recordings The Manual Tester gets to contribute in the Keyword definition phase – an important thing to do, because they are the subject matter experts! Here’...
Post a Comment
Read more

Hello World in iPhone

meines erstes iphone Programm - Gemacht durch Code
Post a Comment
Read more

Experimenting with Visio and VBScript

This diagram is created:               using this code:                                                                         Copy the code: Option Explicit Dim strVSDPath, filesys Dim vsoApplication, vsoDocument, vsoPages, vsoPage Dim vsoMaster1, vsoMaster2, vsoStencil Dim vsoShape1, vsoShape2, vsoConnector1 Dim itr Const visAutoConnectDirDown = 2     'Connect down. Const visAutoConnectDirLeft = 3     'Connect to the left. Const visAutoConnectDirNone = 0     'Connect without relocating the shapes. Const visAutoConnectDirRight = 4     'Connect to the right. Const visAutoConnectDirUp = 1         'Connect up....
Post a Comment
Read more