Marcelo Lira wrote:
> And this I totally forgot. ><
>
> [1]
> http://setanta.wordpress.com/2008/01/29/resizing-maemo-sdk-vmware-appliance-virtual-hd/
>
>
nice howto. There is text field "adapter" in header of the vmdk file.
That might explain
the ide vs scsi drive. I think gparted would be les
And this I totally forgot. ><
[1]
http://setanta.wordpress.com/2008/01/29/resizing-maemo-sdk-vmware-appliance-virtual-hd/
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Almost forgot, the image will have 20Gb this time.
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Jason, Frank,
thanks for the tips for resizing the image, certainly shorter than the
method I learned[1].
I'm working on the next version of the VM, and it is expected to be
released till next Wednesday.
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Hi,
Another option is to just add another disk of whatever size you want.
There are many blank images available on the net all ready. I added a
10G.vdk like so (assuming you are using scsi adapters, should be
adaptable to ide):
scsi0:1.present = "TRUE"
scsi0:1.fileName = "10G.vmdk"
Then I mounted
Hi there,
I request that future versions of the maemo VMware image be resized to
at least 15GB and preferably 20GB. I say this because I just did that
for my VM.
Follow these steps to grow the VM:
1. edit the vmdl file header to change the adapter type form"(null)" to
"ide" and add null chacte
