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kiwi image resize
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SYNOPSIS
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.. code-block:: bash
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kiwi [global options] service <command> [<args>]
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kiwi image resize -h | --help
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kiwi image resize --target-dir=<directory> --size=<size>
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[--root=<directory>]
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kiwi image resize help
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DESCRIPTION
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For disk based images, allow to resize the image to a new disk geometry.
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The additional space is free and not in use by the image. In order to
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make use of the additional free space a repartition process is required
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like it is provided by kiwi's oem boot code. Therefore the resize operation
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is useful for oem image builds most of the time.
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OPTIONS
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-------
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--root=<directory>
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The path to the root directory, if not specified kiwi
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searches the root directory in build/image-root below
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the specified target directory
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--size=<size>
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New size of the image. The value is either a size in bytes
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or can be specified with m=MB or g=GB. Example: 20g
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--target-dir=<directory>
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Directory containing the kiwi build results
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