Rootfs resizing about firemarshal HOT 2 CLOSED

Additionally, there is a resize.sh in wlutil/fedora/ that should serve as a workaround. However, centos 7 is stuck on an old version of e2fsprogs that can't work with fedora images. It should (ironically) still work on buildroot-based images.

A workaround proposed by [email protected] (here) should work for now:

1. make sure that the image is not running, shut it down if it is
2. go to the folder where image is stored and execute qemu-img resize stage4-disk.img +1G (replace, of course, the name of the image file and the size you want to add)
3. start qemu vm again
4. login
5. execute: resize2fs /dev/vda
6. run df -h to see that the disk size has increased

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resolved by #94

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