I P2V'd a Server 2003 R2 instance and within VMware converter I had it expand three volumes:
C - System
D - Data
E - Logs
When I boot up the VM, My computer only shows that the D drive was extended properly. C and E kept their original storage space.
When I open Disk Management it shows that all three were extended.
In Diskpart it also shows that all three were extended.
Can someone point me in the right direction to get the other two properly extended?
That's weird...it usually works just fine.
If converter is not doing the trick for some reason, maybe a workaround could be a good solution here. If your Converter is not working properly with any machine, then maybe another instance of converter could help you.
If a workaround is a valid option, here are some links on how to extend disks sizes (boot partitions in legacy OS are a little bit particular)
http://blog.petecheslock.com/2009/04/07/how-to-extend-windows-boot-volumes-in-vmware/
http://vsphere-land.com/tips-tricks/re-sizing-virtual-disks
http://vsphere-land.com/tips-tricks/re-sizing-virtual-disks
Good luck,
elgreco81
That's weird...it usually works just fine.
If converter is not doing the trick for some reason, maybe a workaround could be a good solution here. If your Converter is not working properly with any machine, then maybe another instance of converter could help you.
If a workaround is a valid option, here are some links on how to extend disks sizes (boot partitions in legacy OS are a little bit particular)
http://blog.petecheslock.com/2009/04/07/how-to-extend-windows-boot-volumes-in-vmware/
http://vsphere-land.com/tips-tricks/re-sizing-virtual-disks
http://vsphere-land.com/tips-tricks/re-sizing-virtual-disks
Good luck,
elgreco81
The first link fixed the issue just fine. No problems during that process.
Thanks!
Great! Thanks for your feedback!