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Old 4th May 2011, 11:38 PM
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logical volume exists after uninstalling virtualbox

Hi guys ,

I (again) ran into trouble since two months i was trying out fedora lovelock "nightly build" in a virtualbox my host is Ubuntu 11.04 (previously 10.10 i upgraded yesterday) (had worked fine .. just was slow because i alloted only 512 MB ram) ... now i uninstalled virtualbox and deleted .virtualbox in home folder, but i couldn't recover my 8 GB space when i installed i made virtual disk fixed storage (my mistake i guess!! ) ) i don't know much about it either .. just wanted to try out fedora 15 so experimented it using virtuallbox ...

so guys , please help me recover my 8 GB .. please i'm running out of disk space (don't have bucks to purchase external hard disk .. otherwise i wouldn't have cared .. also don't have time to do a reinstallation of ubuntu/some other os (may be fedora) on my laptop ...

i just got 24 GB left .. i intend to store a few more movies and songs .. i would run out of disk space fairly quickly ... 8GB would be buffer if i get it back ...

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Old 5th May 2011, 01:54 AM
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Re: logical volume exists after uninstalling virtualbox

Hello,

If you deleted the FS if something is writing to it, you may need to boot to get the space back.
More detail on the setup would be good
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Re: logical volume exists after uninstalling virtualbox

hi scott,

what more details you need?

my host system is ubuntu 11.04 and my guest os (os in vbox) was fedora 15 "nightly build" KDE
i booted into my virtual disk using iso image of fedora after some time i uninstalled vbox and deleted ".virtualbox" hidden folder ... (i think it contained .vdisk or something like that of my virtual disk)

i couldn't get my 8GB virtual space back ...

boot from what ? virtualbox new installation? .. please be more specific and step by step ... i'm a newbie to vbox so pardon me if i'm not clear and specific but do ask what is required...

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Old 5th May 2011, 06:12 PM
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Re: logical volume exists after uninstalling virtualbox

You can try a find on vdi files

# find /export -name "*.vdi" -exec ls {} \;
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