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| howtos:general_admin:resize_a_qemu_raw_image_with_an_ntfs_filesytem [2013/12/15 05:19 (UTC)] – [Finish up] allend | howtos:general_admin:resize_a_qemu_raw_image_with_an_ntfs_filesytem [2013/12/15 06:18 (UTC)] (current) – [Use ntfsresize to resize the NTFS partition] allend | ||
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| Loop mount the image. | Loop mount the image. | ||
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| Inspect the partition table (here parted is used but fdisk or cfdisk can also be used). | Inspect the partition table (here parted is used but fdisk or cfdisk can also be used). | ||
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| - | Within parted set the units to sectors | + | Within parted, set the units to sectors, then print the current partition table. |
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| ===== Use ntfsresize to resize the NTFS partition ===== | ===== Use ntfsresize to resize the NTFS partition ===== | ||
| - | Loop mount the NTFS partition to be extended, using an offset calculated from the sector size and start sector. | + | Loop mount the NTFS partition to be resized, using an offset calculated from the sector size and start sector. |
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