The rev command in Linux gives you the ability to reverse lines on a file. I’m not 100% sure what a real-world example of this would be. If you know, please do tell..lol.
I use Virtualbox on my Linux box that runs a virtual WinXP guest, primarily only used for the Outlook client as we use Exchange for email. I was constantly running out of space on the system drive c:\ as I only created a 10GB drive. Thinking I was going to have to re-do the entire XP installation to get a bigger disk, I’ve really been putting it off . However today, I found a howto guide that expands it without losing any data. This worked great, zero issues. Here’s a link to that howto. Uses gparted, pretty slick..
http://www.my-guides.net/en/content/view/122/26/
Update: So tried the clonehd method, and both are pretty much the same…where clonehd is doing the smaething as the copy is in gparted. I’m on the fence with what one is actually better, as I thought they both took about the same amount of time.. Here’s the instructions I used.
http://trivialproof.blogspot.com/2011/01/resizing-virtualbox-virtual-hard-disk.html
