Hello,
Well, let me state the situation hoping that some of you, more experienced than me, will help me.
I have a virtual machine (the so-called guest) that in fact is a GNU/Linux and doesn't have X server. The host machine is a Windows Server 2003 that runs Microsoft Virtual PC 2007.
Everything was going smoothly until one day when we decided (in my lab) to upload a large file on the guest machine (using ssh, anyway ...). The file didn't fit because the VHD file had reached its space limit, so the only solution was to resize it.
To carry this through, by doing a little search, I decided to read the instructions
here. Okay, these instructions are for Windows guest machines but we can still use the link to
VHD resizer that will, as its name suggests, resize the .vhd file.
Now what ? The swap partition (/dev/hda6) is second and and the root one (/dev/hda5) is first . Can I somehow toggle them without loosing data ? I also want to take advantage of the free unpartitioned space VHD Resize tool will create. And then how can I extend the partition in Linux ?
Thank you in advance.
(If there are disambiguations please let me know.)