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> From: Matthew Kowalski [mailto:matt.kowalski at gmail.com] > Sent: Friday, May 04, 2012 7:15 PM > > I was able to use truncate -s 40G lun1.img and after restarting the > iscsitarget service Windows saw the larger disk. It works pretty well > and it's fast. Thanks for the help! That sounds like a sparse file operation to me. Which I would normally use for most situations, but since you explicitly said you created the file using a dd command which isn't sparse... Maybe you wanted a fully allocated disk? If it is sparse now, and you want it fully allocated, I think there's only one way to fill it now... Which is to fill the disk on the guest side. For example, install cygwin on windows, and then run: dd if=/dev/zero of=junk.file bs=1024k ; rm junk.file
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