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I just spent hours installing all the prerequisites for an application onto a new VM only to find at the last step there is not enough disk space to copy some 15 GB of files that the application needs.
Is there any way of increasing the disk allocation for an existing container? or perhaps launch a new container with --disk but based on the image of earlier one?
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Hi @alexladerman see #62, growing the filesystem is not a trivial task, as the underlying block device needs to be resized, then the partitions inside, and then the filesystem itself. There's a non-negligible chance of things going wrong, so we're generally recommending a new VM with a generous --disk.
That said, if you want to dive into it, qemu-img can help you try and achieve what you need. You didn't say what your platform is - on Linux, all the data is stored in /var/snap/multipass/common, on macOS, in /var/root/Library/Application\ Support/multipassd and on Windows, in C:\Windows\System32\config\systemprofile\AppData\Roaming\multipassd.
I just spent hours installing all the prerequisites for an application onto a new VM only to find at the last step there is not enough disk space to copy some 15 GB of files that the application needs.
Is there any way of increasing the disk allocation for an existing container? or perhaps launch a new container with --disk but based on the image of earlier one?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: