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@NanonaN Could you please provide the Vagrantfile
your were using to create your Ubuntu 18.04 VM?
That's needed to reproduce the issue and find out whether you use linked_clone
feature or not (it's enabled by default).
@legal90 Thanks for your help, I updated my vagrant-parallels plugin and the problem solved.
I'm using vagrant-parallels to install a vagrant virtual machine(Ubuntu 18.04) in my parallels desktop. After some time of using, the disk space of virtual machine become larger and larger, I tried to use
apt autoclean
andapt autoremove
to clean up the virtual machine, but I found that the freed disk space cannot be detected by parallels desktop. I cannot clean up the ubuntu virtual machine as what I did for windows virtual machine. Is there anyway to let parallels desktop detect the freed disk space and clean the up?