Hi,
Parallels is a great tool but I must admit that there are some things that I don't get.
One of them is : "Why the hell did parallels decide not to allow me to choose my HDD size when I install one the provided systems ?".
I run a Mac but I compile custom ROM's for Android. And that eats up some disk space, especially if you're building several different ROM's.
I know there's a feature that will allow me increase the disk size... but that has NO EFFECT on Ubuntu whatsoever !
By default, I have a 64Gb HDD (which is insufficient).
So I resized it to 160Gb.
Relaunched my build... just to find out that, getting at 64Gb, the drive is full so the build can't end up.
Man this is really a BAD CHOICE !
Of course, I may have overlooked something. If so, please tel me what it is... or how to solve this EASILY !
Regards.
Parallels is a great tool but I must admit that there are some things that I don't get.
One of them is : "Why the hell did parallels decide not to allow me to choose my HDD size when I install one the provided systems ?".
I run a Mac but I compile custom ROM's for Android. And that eats up some disk space, especially if you're building several different ROM's.
I know there's a feature that will allow me increase the disk size... but that has NO EFFECT on Ubuntu whatsoever !
By default, I have a 64Gb HDD (which is insufficient).
So I resized it to 160Gb.
Relaunched my build... just to find out that, getting at 64Gb, the drive is full so the build can't end up.
Man this is really a BAD CHOICE !
Of course, I may have overlooked something. If so, please tel me what it is... or how to solve this EASILY !
Regards.