Logfile error : Signature disk Usage reached 99% exceeding the threshold of 90%

Gilles,

as Ian wrote, HDD capacity should be at least 80 GB. If the HDD is lower, replace it otherwise you can flush the device reports using console options 5 > 4.

Regards

The VM contains 2 disks:

• 4G Primary Disk
• 80G Auxiliary Disk

I have already flushed the device reports.

It's a virtual machine, I can create another HDD but I don't know how to migrate the data from the old drive to the new drive.

Gilles,

Save the XG configuration and import it on another new vm by installing XG from scratch.

Regards

Hi Gilles,

You may need to consider the primary disk allocated to 80 GB as you have added 2 partitions the OS will not consider the second disk. If you could change the disk of 80 GB to primary then it should work. But you may need to install on the 80GB disk again.

The two partitions are created automatically when you download the precompiled Hyper-V images as the OP has done. Is there a way of marking the partition primary or secondary?

Hi Billybob,

Are you able to alter the partition of the primary and extend it to 60 GB?

Interesting idea. I used the hyper-v images during v15 beta but converted to the iso images because they provide a lot more flexibility during installation and hyper-v drivers are built in so the precompiled vm images didn't make much sense. But as you can see OP is still using the vm images and the default configuration needs to be optimized. I will bring it up during the v17 beta if they have the same partitioning scheme.

Thanks for the idea to expand the partition... that probably would work. 

Interesting idea. I used the hyper-v images during v15 beta but converted to the iso images because they provide a lot more flexibility during installation and hyper-v drivers are built in so the precompiled vm images didn't make much sense. But as you can see OP is still using the vm images and the default configuration needs to be optimized. I will bring it up during the v17 beta if they have the same partitioning scheme.

Thanks for the idea to expand the partition... that probably would work.