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Shrink WSL2 and Docker Virtual Disks to Reclaim Disk Space
Shrink WSL2 and Docker Virtual Disks to Reclaim Disk Space
Over time, WSL2 distributions and Docker images can consume significant disk space. Even after deleting files, the allocated virtual disk (VHDX) does not automatically shrink. This guide explains how to manually reclaim disk space by optimizing the virtual disk.
Shrinking WSL2 Virtual Disks
Locate the VHDX File
On Windows 11, WSL2 distributions store their virtual disks in the following location:
Klipper probe config for the BIQU Microprobe (V1/V2)
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Printed parts list for the Voron 2.4 organized by assembly order
Voron 2.4 Printed Parts List
List of parts to print for Voron 2.4 organized by the Assembly Manuals order of assembly, allowing for just-in-time printing of parts while building the printer. Configuration is standard Voron 2.4 (Afterburner Direct Feed, DIN rail mounts) with choices for E3D, Dragon or Mosquito hot ends on a 250mm, 300mm or 350mm frame. No parts for the drag chain are included, as often these are purchased parts rather than printed.
Names of the sections (such as Gantry/X_Axis/XY Joints) match the name of the STL directory that contains the prints. Note that Voron Design uses filenames starting with [a]_ at the start of a filename to indicate parts that can be printed in an accent color.
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