Adding space to Vmware disk

[Eatme]

I just downloaded some hash tables, and it took up all my space that i created for BT4-pre-final. Is there anyway I can add more space to the vmware disk without re-installing bt4 ?

[prowl3r]

Certainly. However I won't tell you how because of this:

i use my private crypter that i coded, if u want it, you'll have to offer something that i want or in need...

[Eatme]

im sorry if you can't spot this statement "you'll have to offer something that i want or in need..." as being sarcasm.

and if you need your update.exe file crypted, i already posted one in that thread some where. And you're welcome.

[prowl3r]

I don't perceive any sarcasm here. What I see is someone reluctant to share things, but asking for help every day.

I don't need it, thank you. I was not part of that discussion in fact, but I took note of it.

Google is your friend.

[floyd]

prowl3r is right. I won't help you either.

[Eatme]

look harder you will see the sacrasm, as i said before that i already gave to the thread a crypted "exe". So basically i was sharing "something".

But thanks for your "note".

For anybody that runs into this, and want to figure out how look @ this:

This converts the disk from its original preallocated type to a growable virtual disk consisting of a single virtual disk file.

To convert a virtual disk from preallocated to a growable disk, use the following:

vmware-vdiskmanager -r sourceDisk.vmdk -t 0 targetDisk.vmdk

This increases the maximum capacity of the virtual disk to 40GB.

To expand the size of a virtual disk, use the following:

vmware-vdiskmanager -x 40GB myDisk.vmdk

@floyd - having that type of attitude and riding the band waggon won't get you anywhere.imo
I already helped the people that needed the update.exe file undetected, so who isn't sharing/helping ? ;[

[KMDave]

Ok, I'd recommend it is time to calm down and get back on topic.

Else there is no purpose for this thread to stay open.

Thx.