Christian Tismer
Bit poster
Dear support,
I'm quite happy with this outstanding product so far. It is really great, and I would
like to help to improve it further.
Of course there are little problems in this early state. One of them seems to be a rare
case that I have hit using two virtual disk images.
I have two virtual drives C: and D:
Each of them is a single partition.
This just happend after trying lots of configurations. Drive D: should have been
simply a network share, but this was not possible due to a bug in the subversion
windows core which makes it impossible to check out to a network drive.
So my C: and D: partitions reside on different mounted virtual dynamic drives.
After moving many files to the native OSX fs, I tried to save space and compress the
drives. The C: drive shrunk nicely, while the D: drive stayed unchanged.
What I used was the automatic compression feature.
I tried several things, also using disk defragmentation from PerfectDisk(TM), but
this did not change.
So I tried to compress the D: drive manually and it just worked great.
I guess there is a missing case if more than one virtual drive is attached.
Cheers - Christian Tismer
I'm quite happy with this outstanding product so far. It is really great, and I would
like to help to improve it further.
Of course there are little problems in this early state. One of them seems to be a rare
case that I have hit using two virtual disk images.
I have two virtual drives C: and D:
Each of them is a single partition.
This just happend after trying lots of configurations. Drive D: should have been
simply a network share, but this was not possible due to a bug in the subversion
windows core which makes it impossible to check out to a network drive.
So my C: and D: partitions reside on different mounted virtual dynamic drives.
After moving many files to the native OSX fs, I tried to save space and compress the
drives. The C: drive shrunk nicely, while the D: drive stayed unchanged.
What I used was the automatic compression feature.
I tried several things, also using disk defragmentation from PerfectDisk(TM), but
this did not change.
So I tried to compress the D: drive manually and it just worked great.
I guess there is a missing case if more than one virtual drive is attached.
Cheers - Christian Tismer
