[CentOS] resize an image file
John R Pierce
pierce at hogranch.comWed Nov 21 19:32:08 UTC 2007
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Jerry Geis wrote: > However, once I have the image file I actually want to uncompress it > and resize it > so its down to the 10G. I will be using this file as a virtual image. > I dont want it setting there taking > up 100G when all it really is for me is 10G. > > How do I CHOP off the unneeded 90G. create a file the size you want on the destination, run newfs on it, and loopback mount it, then... tar clzf - / /home | ssh root at machine '(cd /mountpoint ; tar xvzf -)'
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