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You can verify the size by running – sudo qemu-img info /var/lib/libvirt/images/KaliLinux.qcow2Īlternatively, you can resize the disk size by using the virsh command – sudo virsh start KaliLinuxĪnd then run – sudo virsh blockresize rhel8 /var/lib/libvirt/images/KaliLinux.qcow2 25G Now use the following command to increase the size of disk – sudo qemu-img resize /var/lib/libvirt/images/KaliLinux.qcow2 +5G If you see a snapshot then first delete it using – sudo virsh snapshot-delete -domain KaliLinux -snapshotname snapshot1 Use the following command to see a snapshot list of a virtual machine – sudo virsh snapshot-list KaliLinux

This command will not resize the VM that has snapshots so to resize the disk size of the VM that has snapshots either delete the snapshots or use a different command.

To increase the disk size you can use the qemu-img resize command. Virtual size – The virtual size is the max size of the disk allotted to VM when it was createdĭisk size – It is the size of the disk which is occupied on the server Increase the disk size of VM on KVM sudo virsh domblklist KaliLinuxīy using the given command view the settings of this VM – sudo qemu-img info /var/lib/libvirt/images/KaliLinux.qcow2 You can verify the state of the virtual machine by running the VM listing command again – sudo virsh list Locate the virtual machine diskĮxecute the given command to find the disk space path. Now use the following command on your system to shut down the running VM – sudo virsh shutdown KaliLinux