====== Resize a XenServer VHD ======

:!: If the virtual disk is full, try to reclaim some disk space, possibly by deleting temp files.

:!: Shut down the VM cleanly.

===== XenCenter =====

  - Shut down the VM
  - Take a snapshot
  - Resize the VHD in XenCenter
  - Boot the VM
  - Extend the volume in Windows Disk Manager

===== CLI =====

==== Resize the VHD ====

<file>
xe vm-list
xe vdi-list name-label=<vm-name>
xe vdi-resize uuid=<vdi-uid> disk-size=<new-disk-size>GiB
</file>

==== Extend the Filesystem ====

=== Windows ===

**Windows Disk Manager -> Select Disk -> Extend**

=== Linux ===

In linux, we first extend the partition then the filesystem.  LVM would add a step or two...

<file>
growpart /dev/sdx 3
resize2fs /dev/sdx3
</file>

or another appropriate command for the used filesystem type.