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romtec123
Posted on # August 5, 2016, 3:04 am
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Hello, I need some help. Can someone give me some commands to change the partitions to the recommended sizes? I am not very good with linux. I am also getting an error when I try to create or rebuild a vps. (QEMU : File Convert Error There was an error while reinstalling the OS) Can you help me fix that? I think it may be caused by the partitions not being correct. The server is running Ubuntu 14.04.


Please not that I am not the best with linux.
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asim_shaikh
Posted on # August 5, 2016, 6:47 am | Post: 1
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Hello, I need some help. Can someone give me some commands to change the
partitions to the recommended sizes? I am not very good with linux. I
am also getting an error when I try to create or rebuild a vps. (QEMU :
File Convert Error There was an error while reinstalling the OS) Can you
help me fix that? I think it may be caused by the partitions not being
correct. The server is running Ubuntu 14.04.
Please not that I am not the best with linux.
       


Hi,

This is the recommend partition schema for KVM (I assum you are using KVM) in Virtualizor for LVM based storage :

http://virtualizor.com/wiki/Install_KVM#Partition_Scheme

We do have a guide for adding all types of storages in virtualizor in the link given below :

http://www.virtualizor.com/wiki/Add_New_Storage

If you are still having trouble adding storage in Virtualizor then please open a support ticket here https://softaculous.com/support/ we will help you in adding and partitioning your storage.


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Virtualizor Team
http://www.virtualizor.com
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