Lucas Mendelowski

Bumped. @zchee @johanneswuerbach any ideas?

Ok, I've found I can just update the `config.json` however it does not work for increasing disk size - I've increased the `.sparsebundle` image using `hdutil` and updated disk size...

@johanneswuerbach thanks for the tip but unfortunately it does not work for me. When I ssh into the machine and run `resize2fs` nothing happens: ``` docker@boot2docker:~$ sudo resize2fs /dev/sda2 resize2fs...

Ok I figured that out, here is instruction step by step: 1. Go to `~/.docker/machine/machines/machine_name` 2. `sudo hdiutil resize -size new_size root-volume.sparsebundle` (i.e. new size can be `30g`) 3. Edit...

The simplest fix is to create a new machine and copy those files (`vmlinuz64` and `initrd.img`) from there.

@johanneswuerbach actually I've found a command to compact disk image - `sudo hdiutil compact root-volume.sparsebundle -batteryallowed` however it does not reclaim any size back.

@zchee @johanneswuerbach any idea why `sudo hdiutil compact root-volume.sparsebundle -batteryallowed` didn't work? Are there any others (even hackable) ways to reclaim the space to the host OS?

@johanneswuerbach thanks for more information about. Do you know if it's to use other distro (i.e. Alpine linux) instead? I'm just looking for a way to setup my dev env...

I had the same problem - it didn't work for me (shared directory was empty) but enabling experimental share fix the problem.

@toreyhickman does this work for you with React 18? I'm getting a following warning on the console and components are not being unloaded: ``` react_devtools_backend.js:4026 Warning: You are calling ReactDOM.unmountComponentAtNode()...