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move folder on a linux partition
my os is CentOS 6 running as a virtual machine under ESX. I don't know why /home folder is mapped to the biggest partition. I want my own folder /data (which is next to /etc, /root, /home and others) ...
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Manual clone/recreate virtual disk
I am trying to clone a virtual disk image in a fairly manual fashion. The overview of my methodology so far is as follows:
Create virtual machine in VirtualBox with 120GB HDD (hypervisor and HDD size ...
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How can I get Windows 8 to access the same data as a Linux VM? [duplicate]
I have a computer running Windows 8 and I would like to run a Linux VM on it. I would, preferably, like to create a partition which both Linux (Ubuntu) and Windows can access to hold my source code on ...
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create and mount partition on running VM Linux system
I have an Ubuntu 12.04 machine running as a VM and I would like to create a 'data' directory with the unallocated space left on /dev/sda. I managed to create a /dev/sda3 partition on the available ...
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Reasons to use separate partitions in a VM
I use linux VMs for tons of things these days and for the very most part I usually avoid LLvm and set them up with a single disk partition with everything in it. Granted, if I need a special type of ...
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Dualbooting, partitions or virtualization?
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I am trying to have Windows 8 and Fedora 17 in a dual boot setup on my laptop.
At first I installed Windows 8, gave it first 40GBs of the drive to play with ( windows installer cut off first ...
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