Closed mkools closed 4 years ago
This feature is a good idea and is already implemented in the development branch.
On Sun, 11 Oct 2020 at 10:35, mkools notifications@github.com wrote:
Hi,
I've noticed that sometimes a profile disk is e.g. 15 GB in size. Windows reports only 2.5 GB is used and for some reason the shrink script can't do anything with it. I did a manual mount of the VHDX and tried to shrink it with windows but then it reported and error and said I should run chkdsk on the VHDX. I did and it found and fixed some errors, after that I was able to shrink it to a 4 GB file.
So long story short, my question is if there could be a checkdisk option added to the script, which mounts it, runs chkdsk /f and only then does the resizing?
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Hi Jim,
did the chkdsk feature get added in? I checked over the Dev branch but nothing was present for it.
I would love to have this feature too. Is there a reason why it didn't get in?
same issue here. Many large profiles with whitespace. Noticed today, that they can´t be shrinked, because GetSupportedSize wont run. After a chkdsk repair everything works and the disk is successfully shrinked.
Hi, We still experience issues with the chkdsk issue. Is there a solution for this? we have a lot of corrupted disk. Or is there any other solution then doing it manual mounting the vhdx file(s)
Hi,
I've noticed that sometimes a profile disk is e.g. 15 GB in size. Windows reports only 2.5 GB is used and for some reason the shrink script can't do anything with it. I did a manual mount of the VHDX and tried to shrink it with windows but then it reported and error and said I should run chkdsk on the VHDX. I did and it found and fixed some errors, after that I was able to shrink it to a 4 GB file.
So long story short, my question is if there could be a checkdisk option added to the script, which mounts it, runs chkdsk /f and only then does the resizing?