If you want to change the size from my example (15GB) the resize flag works by declaring how many MB it will be: In this example I am using the default install location so for me it will be:ģ) Now we resize our VDI copy using the following command. For this step you will need to open up a command prompt or terminal. You may have already noticed but VirtualBox does not have the ability to expand the virtual disk space in the user interface, but it does include CLI tools for doing this. Step 1: Increasing the size of the VM VDD
If you don't have one on hand I would go ahead and start that downloading here: This process will require a linux bootable iso, in this example I'm using a live boot CD of Ubuntu 18.04. Continue with caution, these steps have been proven to be successful and should be for you however, we always advise having proper backups just in case. Please note that we are not responsible for any damage to or data loss that may occur by attempting this procedure. We suggest making sure you have excellent backups of the VM before proceeding. This process is involved and requires some steps which could result in data loss if they are done incorrectly. This FAQ was designed to help guide you through expanding the SimpleRisk VM disk size using VirtualBox. Solution home SimpleRisk Core Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) How do I Increase the SimpleRisk VM Size? (VirtualBox)(Encrypted Disk)
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