Extending disk space under a VM

[Ken E Unix]

Hi.

Is it possible to extend the size of the disk partition when running under a virtual machine.

I would like to extend the drive size from 20 to 40gb. It was possible to extend the size but
how do you tell GhostBSD the extra space is available?

After extending the virtual drive in Virtualbox and running gparted it appeared that the
size was extended but GhostBSD did not recognize it.

-Ken

[aschiebe]

Hi Ken,
assuming the ghostbsd vmclient is using ZFS as FileSystem, then you give it a try with:

zpool set ....
usage:
set <property=value> <pool>

the following properties are supported:
..
autoexpand YES on | off

eg
zpool set autoexpand=on <yourpoolname>

this should grow your pool to the new disk size.

Happy eveining,
KR Arnold

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[Samuel420]

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