FS not resizing.

[Nachteule]

(19th May, 2019 07:38 AM)jakenl Wrote:  

(16th May, 2019 10:04 PM)Nachteule Wrote:  The lines at the end seems to be truncated, and where does the $ sign came from ? The duplicate UUID=4D28-F2B5 /boot ... line can be deleted, no problem. Here is the fixed version:

Yes the lines were truncated, they didn't fit in my nano editor window
Thanks for completing the file for me. At the end (while decreasing font size in the cli, I only had to delete the double line, the missing 0 and 1 at the end were identical. Thanks!

Is it possible that by only using the bootcode.bin file that the PI is acting different? With the PSU (5V 2.0A) that I use as long as I have the PI, I now have boot issues. It either doesn't boot at all, show 4 green flashes, once even 7 flashes. connected are 3 USB sticks, 1 with OS and 2 data.

No, I don't think so.

Quote:When I remove one of the data USB-keys it boots OK, but still shows the yellow lightning symbol in the right top corner. I now have it running on a 5V 2.4A PSU, but during boot or indexing of the data USB-keys it still shows the yellow lightning symbol. With my electronics colleague we checked the RPI2b physcially and did some checkes with both a multimeter and a scope to check voltages.

Maybe the bootloader (bootcode.bin) detects wrong usb device as boot device. The yellow symbol is usually an indication of low power. If your PSU is ok and the power cable is not too long, maybe capacitors on the Pi are at end of life. Difficult to say

Quote:I suppose I will exchange the PI for an equivalent or otherwise for a RPI3 instead.

Using Pi3 is probably better idea, because Kodi team has dropped OMX acceleration in Kodi 19, so with Pi's below Pi2 it will be not funny to play videos flawlessly in the future