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find_old_vms
find_old_vms is a tool to find old VM’s (vmdk’s, vhd’s) on your Windows hard drives that are older than a given number of days.
Usage
find_old_vms in_this_directory_tree older than_days
Windows XP Download. The script uses atime (latest file access time), which is not supported on Windows Vista and Windows 7.
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vmsi (BETA Release)
`vmsi’ is a tool to determine if a virtual image can be effectively shrunk. It understands both vmdk and vhd formats. (Please read Beta Release Notes below.)
Usage
vmsi <options>
options:
<-i VMDK/VHD> required: virtual disk image to analyse
[-a] optional: show additional information
[-v] optional: debug, verbose
[-h] optional: print this help information
Windows Beta Download supported for NTFS on Windows XP, 2003 and Vista.
Linux Beta Download supported for Ubuntu 8 and other Linuxes having a matching userland.
Support? Questions? Feedback? Please email support at sharevm dot com
Beta Release Notes
vmdk
- Understands sparse and non-sparse vmdks
- Does not understand compressed vmdks for streaming
- Does not understand ESX vmdks
- Does not understand cloned & snapshotted vms
vhd
- Does not understand cloned & snapshotted vms
Disk Partitions
- Understands MBR based primary partitions only. It currently does not understand extended partitions
- Currently No support for GPT
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Tool to find out how much will vmdk, vhd shrink on Windows, Ubuntu « Share Virtual Machines
January 12, 2009 at 12:56 am