Kahr Di
May 17th, 2009, 09:01 PM
Hi Everyone,
Not sure if this question has been answered before, but if it has, I couldn't find the answer.
Anyway, I have a very nice netbook with Linpus installed, but since Ubuntu is so great, I decided to give UNR a try with the live option (also, my netbook, a BenQ U101, is not on the supported list). UNR runs fine, but I also want to use VirtualBox. This installed fine, until I tried creating a virtual drive image, as I got a message that my USB drive was out of diskspace. Since the 1 Gb UNR image was the only thing installed and the USB drive is 4 Gb, I figured something went wrong.
Is there any way to edit the UNR .img file (like simply adding a 2 Gb .vdi file) so I can use the other 3 Gb of diskspace on the USB drive?
Alternatively, would dumping 4 Gb of nonsense data on the drive, imaging it and replacing it with the UNR image contents work, or would that destroy its ability to boot?
Thanks for the help
Not sure if this question has been answered before, but if it has, I couldn't find the answer.
Anyway, I have a very nice netbook with Linpus installed, but since Ubuntu is so great, I decided to give UNR a try with the live option (also, my netbook, a BenQ U101, is not on the supported list). UNR runs fine, but I also want to use VirtualBox. This installed fine, until I tried creating a virtual drive image, as I got a message that my USB drive was out of diskspace. Since the 1 Gb UNR image was the only thing installed and the USB drive is 4 Gb, I figured something went wrong.
Is there any way to edit the UNR .img file (like simply adding a 2 Gb .vdi file) so I can use the other 3 Gb of diskspace on the USB drive?
Alternatively, would dumping 4 Gb of nonsense data on the drive, imaging it and replacing it with the UNR image contents work, or would that destroy its ability to boot?
Thanks for the help