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Since [[Download/ploop/1.10|ploop-1.10]], ploop images are checked for being sparse and are automatically fixed on mount, in case DiskDescriptor.xml is used. Otherwise, you can use <code>ploop check --repair-sparse</code> to check for and repair such images. | Since [[Download/ploop/1.10|ploop-1.10]], ploop images are checked for being sparse and are automatically fixed on mount, in case DiskDescriptor.xml is used. Otherwise, you can use <code>ploop check --repair-sparse</code> to check for and repair such images. | ||
− | + | Alternatelely, you can just do something like this to get rid of holes. Make sure ploop file is not used! | |
cat root.hdd > root.hdd2 && mv root.hdd2 root.hdd | cat root.hdd > root.hdd2 && mv root.hdd2 root.hdd | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
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* [[Ploop]] | * [[Ploop]] |