Okay. So I originally allocated a mere 100GB to my ESXi -GUEST- within VMware Workstation 9.
Now I'm using VMware Workstation 9 to expand the ESXi guest's disk.
When ESXi starts up.. will it just magically recognize the change?
(ie: Think it has more space now?)
Or must I do something to ESXi guest make it realize that more disk space is now available?
Thanks in advance.
As with other guest operating systems you have to manually resize the partitions (in this case the VMFS partition/datastore). Please keep in mind that it is not possible to expand the datastore on the installation disk from the GUI. Rather than to resizing the virtual disk, consider to add a second one.
André
Well, I've already expended it. ![]()
So, knowing I cannot do it from the GUI..
What is the command line way to expand VMFS ?
Thanks !
Have a look at, Growing or expanding a VMFS volume or datastore (1017662) and Using vmkfstools.
