Inspecting a virtual disk
In a VM, what appears to be a hard disk is actually a VHD file. When you inspect an individual disk file, you can see how much space it actually occupies - in this case, 127 GB is set aside for expansion, but only 2 GB is in use on the physical machine.
For the full review, see Is Hyper-V ready for the Windows desktop?.
For the full review, see Is Hyper-V ready for the Windows desktop?.
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