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mikegg

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  1. I susccessfully resized the vm image but could not for the life of me resize the partition/container/level in macos. It let me set 100GB which was maximum and it proceeded to go through 5 steps and said it was scuccessful but it never actually did anything haha
  2. That's probably a bit easier solution than trying to resize the container (apfs seems a bit confusing and annoying imho). Creating a new drive, mounting it and using carbon copy cloner worked great, a important and extra step is making sure that you bring the EFI files with you otherwise it wont boot. It might be possible in CCC directly if you play with the settings, i dunno. Thanks for the help dude!
  3. I'm running the latest nvidia web drivers and the latest clover and i had problem booting with two monitors connected, tried the fixes mentioned in this thres without any of them working. What ended up working was swapping the dvi cable to the second monitor to a displayport one. I'm wondering though, as i wanted to be smart i created a 25GB image formated with apfs to act as a base image. I then copied it and expanded it to 100GB in the unraid ui and proceeded to try and use `sudo diskutil apfs resizeContainer disk1s1` to resize it to the full 100GB without any success. Do you have any experience in resizing apfs systems? @gridrunner?

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