Problem: Xbian - Shrinking Partitions
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15th Jul, 2013, 08:25 PM
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RE: Xbian - Shrinking Partitions
(15th Jul, 2013 06:58 PM)zilexa Wrote: But, what if you already had your first boot, so now the partition is already resized to max. I think that is the case for kgoerbig. I'm repeating again and again in many threads, dd looks like easy solution, but has few caveats. one of them is nonsense to copy even 4gb, when only maybe 500 are needed. if one wants "system" backup, use rsync. or tar | gz to .tar.gz best option is to backup /home only. why the system ? but if one wants dd, ok, here are the steps to shrink: 1) put "noresizesd" to cmdline.txt 2) on booted system, "btrfs fi res 4G /" 3) check "dmesg | tail" for reported fs size in bytes 4) do "fs size / 512" 5) "fdisk /dev/mmcblk0" 6) "d" and "2" 7) "n" and primary and as second 8) for start just enter, for size, put 4), enter 9) "w" enter reboot Please read rules and do a search before you post! . FAQs . How to post log file? . Looking for answers? Please start here |
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Xbian - Shrinking Partitions - kgoerbig - 10th Jul, 2013, 09:28 AM
RE: Xbian - Shrinking Partitions - CurlyMo - 10th Jul, 2013, 05:58 PM
RE: Xbian - Shrinking Partitions - mk01 - 15th Jul, 2013, 06:12 AM
RE: Xbian - Shrinking Partitions - zilexa - 15th Jul, 2013, 06:58 PM
RE: Xbian - Shrinking Partitions - mk01 - 15th Jul, 2013 08:25 PM
RE: Xbian - Shrinking Partitions - zilexa - 16th Jul, 2013, 01:11 AM
RE: Xbian - Shrinking Partitions - mk01 - 16th Jul, 2013, 01:46 AM
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