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Is there an easy way to increase disk space in the kvm image?
One can increase the size of the image with e.g.:
$ qemu-img resize debian-hurd*.img +5G
$ parted debian-hurd*.img
(parted) resizepart 2 100%
(parted) quit
$ sudo losetup -o $((512*1953792)) /dev/loop0 debian-hurd*.img $ sudo resize2fs /dev/loop0
$ sudo losetup -d /dev/loop0
(1953792 is the start sector shown in fdisk -l debian-hurd*.img)
Philipp
In the kvm image debian-hurd-20210219.img I downloaded and built sdcc
from svn at sourceforge (with an additional patch applied). This worked.
Then I wanted to run the regression tests. This failed when the system
ran out of space on /. So I did a "make clean". Apparenlty, files were
gone, but df still showed 1 free blocks. I then tried a shutdown -r now, which hangs after sending the mesage to all terminals.
After kvm "machine reset" I get to the filesystem repair promt.
Is this normal behaviour for Debian GNU/Hurd running out of disk space?
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