Perfect! For those who are not being able to force run first the mounted cd from when you start the machine, press F12 just after the machine starts and then press "c" (in my case was the right choice to run properly". Then it should work just as fine as shown in the video ;)
2 important points: 1. This method won't work if your VM has snapshots. You will have to remove all the snapshots before following this video. A short guide on deleting snapshots - th-cam.com/video/7BbmAm9Dn1k/w-d-xo.html 2. If, after inserting the ISO file to the virtual optical drive the VM loads the normal operating system (instead of the live session from the ISO), rapidly press on the 'F12' key repeatedly as soon as the VM starts loading. This will load the boot menu, where you can press on the 'c' key to start from the virtual CD-ROM.
Thank you for saying about it not working if your VM has snapshots! Been though multiple tutorials and couldn't figure out why till I saw this comment. For future people, you can just clone the VM to keep the content as a backup and have all the snapshots go. Then expand the hard drive and then use snapshots again on your clone.
bro, i cannot tell you how many countless hours i was looking for a method to increase disk size...this is the only one that has worked. thank you so much
This solved a problem I was having where my VM wasn't booting (beyond a flashing cursor) because the disk was full. Increased the disk size following these instructions and then it booted normally. Thank you!
This doesn't work for me, when I go to 2:13 the max disk size didn't change at all. I only have one virtual machine with one disk and I confirmed multiple times in the manager that the size increased, but inside ubuntu, nothing changes. Edit: It worked after deleting all my snapshots as I've seen someone suggesting elsewhere. I have no idea why, I know for a fact that the disk change was made to the machine itself and the snapshots still had the old size... just some quirk of the software I guess.
after increasing the space, i am not able to boot my ubuntu. the error says host failed to send log message. do you know the possible solution? i do not want to reinstall ubuntu as all of my data is in the ubuntu
For those who don't see the "unallocated storage", if you have snapshots you probably have to resize the disks for all the snapshots as VirtualBox combines them on startup And you should backup them all together as well
i have allocated space and opened live session as in the video but in gparted it doesnt provide me option to slide that extra space into my partition. The slider is already to the right but i can see my additional space still unallocated. Help kindly
If you are unable to start live mode due to insufficient disk space. - Only mount optical drive. Unmount hard disk - Start live mode - After you are in the vm mount hard disk and follow the gparted steps.
This video has literally saved me today .Thanks a lot for making this.I have followed many videos before but nothing worked really , showing some permission errors.But , this worked very efficiently.
I got confused because some of the settings are turned on by default. But did some tweaks and followed your video I somehow managed to increase the disk. Thank you!
I couldn't drag the slider over in GParted after clicking my partition. This was because my ext4 sub-partition (I don't know my terms) was contained inside and also the same size as this "extended" box. So I needed to right-click the "extended" partition (in the area below the boxes) which was one line above the ext4 partition, in order to do it properly.
For me it just work to resize the current Ubuntu partition with Disk Utiliity. Whoever is on Ubuntu 22.04.5 LTS, I suggest you give that a try first before anything else.
Please help!! Everything went fine till 2:45 then when i tried to start its just taking me to the older ubuntu its not aksing try or install anything like that. Please help
i found the solution below : rapidly press on the 'F12' key repeatedly as soon as the VM starts loading. This will load the boot menu, where you can press on the 'c' key to start from the virtual CD-ROM.
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Perfect! For those who are not being able to force run first the mounted cd from when you start the machine, press F12 just after the machine starts and then press "c" (in my case was the right choice to run properly". Then it should work just as fine as shown in the video ;)
Thank you for sharing your experience and tip Luis
Thank you so much exactly what I needed!
thanks!!
This comment is indeed what to finish the video Thanks @luggmello and @Abstract programmer
2 important points:
1. This method won't work if your VM has snapshots. You will have to remove all the snapshots before following this video. A short guide on deleting snapshots - th-cam.com/video/7BbmAm9Dn1k/w-d-xo.html
2. If, after inserting the ISO file to the virtual optical drive the VM loads the normal operating system (instead of the live session from the ISO), rapidly press on the 'F12' key repeatedly as soon as the VM starts loading. This will load the boot menu, where you can press on the 'c' key to start from the virtual CD-ROM.
Thank you for saying about it not working if your VM has snapshots!
Been though multiple tutorials and couldn't figure out why till I saw this comment.
For future people, you can just clone the VM to keep the content as a backup and have all the snapshots go. Then expand the hard drive and then use snapshots again on your clone.
How to remove snapshots
seems you cant resize the home partition if you have one?
thank you that's work
Thank you so much man, this worked for me, couldn't find a solution anywhere else
bro, i cannot tell you how many countless hours i was looking for a method to increase disk size...this is the only one that has worked. thank you so much
Glad I could help 👍
This solved a problem I was having where my VM wasn't booting (beyond a flashing cursor) because the disk was full. Increased the disk size following these instructions and then it booted normally. Thank you!
You're welcome! 👍
Thank you my man I looked around a lot but noone was explaining this! you are a life saver! just subbed to your channel.
Glad it helped! Thanks for the sub Danial! 🤗
I don't ever comment on TH-cam videos but this was one of the most helpful tutorials I've ever watched so I had to say thank you
Thanks for your support. Glad it was helpful👍
Lots of tutorials telling me that i have to create a new disk and manage it with a program and your tutorial works like i want, thank you
I'm glad it turned out well👍
Thank you so much! Instructions online were not very clear on how to do this. Really appreciate the step by step video!
I'm glad that it was helpful to you. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment!
This doesn't work for me, when I go to 2:13 the max disk size didn't change at all. I only have one virtual machine with one disk and I confirmed multiple times in the manager that the size increased, but inside ubuntu, nothing changes.
Edit: It worked after deleting all my snapshots as I've seen someone suggesting elsewhere. I have no idea why, I know for a fact that the disk change was made to the machine itself and the snapshots still had the old size... just some quirk of the software I guess.
Pin this please.
after increasing the space, i am not able to boot my ubuntu. the error says host failed to send log message. do you know the possible solution? i do not want to reinstall ubuntu as all of my data is in the ubuntu
For those who don't see the "unallocated storage", if you have snapshots you probably have to resize the disks for all the snapshots as VirtualBox combines them on startup
And you should backup them all together as well
i have allocated space and opened live session as in the video but in gparted it doesnt provide me option to slide that extra space into my partition. The slider is already to the right but i can see my additional space still unallocated. Help kindly
Covered every step, amazing walkthrough!
Thank you so much for your kind words Steve! I'm glad to hear that you found the tutorial helpful
Perfect: direct to the point and it works just fine. You've saved me, thanks a lot!
Thanks for your support and kind words! 🤗
If you are unable to start live mode due to insufficient disk space.
- Only mount optical drive. Unmount hard disk
- Start live mode
- After you are in the vm mount hard disk and follow the gparted steps.
Thank you mate you really helped me, hours lost on askubuntu when the fix was so simple.
I'm happy to hear that the video was clear and to the point. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment Antonio
This video has literally saved me today .Thanks a lot for making this.I have followed many videos before but nothing worked really , showing some permission errors.But , this worked very efficiently.
Great to hear that you found the information valuable! Thank you so much for your kind words!
Thank you so much sir! This was the only tutorial that actually worked for me. This was very helpful.
Glad it helped!🙏
All I can say is God bless you. I have searched and searched. God bless.
I am glad you found this helpful Aduragbemi 👍
I got confused because some of the settings are turned on by default. But did some tweaks and followed your video I somehow managed to increase the disk. Thank you!
I'm glad it turned out well
I am still facing when I choose the ubuntu desktop image .it is started after that. I am not getting the try install ubuntu options.
I couldn't drag the slider over in GParted after clicking my partition. This was because my ext4 sub-partition (I don't know my terms) was contained inside and also the same size as this "extended" box. So I needed to right-click the "extended" partition (in the area below the boxes) which was one line above the ext4 partition, in order to do it properly.
Also, it looks like my disk size didn't increase. I'm guessing it has to do with whatever happened in my above comment.
absolute life saver. Thank you so much for this detailed video!
Thank you, I appreciate your positive feedback 👍
Thank you for this vid! It was very well explained and helped me a lot!
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad I could help you out 😊
You are the best, finally something that works!! thanks a lot +sub
Thanks for your support and kind words!👍
nice and clear, you literally saved me. Thank you!
For me it just work to resize the current Ubuntu partition with Disk Utiliity. Whoever is on Ubuntu 22.04.5 LTS, I suggest you give that a try first before anything else.
Thank You very much! It worked perfectly for my Linux Mint machine :)
Thanks for letting me know that the explanation worked well for you 👍
i do not have the libparted dialog to click fix.. how?
This worked for me! Grazie mille di Stati Uniti ;)
Glad it was helpful! Fantastico!
I was worried, that after changing the iso file my ubuntu will reset, but everything works, thanks.
Glad it helped!
what the heck! this video is really good! it worked! thank you so much!
Glad to hear that!
Please help!! Everything went fine till 2:45 then when i tried to start its just taking me to the older ubuntu its not aksing try or install anything like that. Please help
same here
i found the solution below :
rapidly press on the 'F12' key repeatedly as soon as the VM starts loading. This will load the boot menu, where you can press on the 'c' key to start from the virtual CD-ROM.
Even when I try to open Ubuntu in live session , it is opening as usual..what to do ?
thank you so much it works with me. in windoows 10 with virtial box 7.0 virtual machine ubuntu 22.04. (date: 18/01/2024)
Thank you for your feedback!👍
i dont understand why i can't adjust the slider to give it more memory?? please help
Thanks, amazing video and explanation!
Thanks for your support and kind words! 👍
thank you so much! extremely helpful!
I am glad you found this helpful🤗
You are an hero
Thank you for your kind words! 🤗
Thank you. This helped me solve my problem. Thank you again.
You're welcome Saadat! 👍
do you really have gparted on the live version of ubuntu?
Thank you very much, your tutorial helped me a lot
Glad it helped 👍
Thank you very much sir, it worked for me
Glad to hear that👍
I followed the video but at 1:30 when you boot ubuntu , for me it doesn't boot up any ideas as to why?
have you found any solution? i am facing same problem
intresting fact that when I tried to increase the disk size in the GUI of Linux it worked :D so I didnt have to use iso file :D
Was very helpful, thanks a lot!
Thank you for your feedback and support 👍
How to if we have windows 10 not any linux system?
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does this work the same way for debian?
How fast ur pc sir?
Thankyou sir, helped a lot
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Thank you bro. It is super helpful
I'm glad I could help you out Shuhui! Thank you for your feedback
É o melhor! Pois, usando prompt de comando, dá muito erro e demora demais.
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Too much hassle!! Such increase/decrease shouldn't be this hard to implement 🤦
They really need to work on it
I understand but while it may take a bit of effort to implement certain features, the benefits of using VirtualBox are well worth it
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