Difference between revisions of "Rock/resize linux rootfs"
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Use gparted | Use gparted | ||
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[[File:wiki_resize_sd_1.jpg]] | [[File:wiki_resize_sd_1.jpg]] | ||
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| + | Selete the partation of rootfs, change the size by input the new number or change the square frame by mouse | ||
[[File:wiki_resize_sd_2.jpg]] | [[File:wiki_resize_sd_2.jpg]] | ||
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b) For PC with windows | b) For PC with windows | ||
//No useful methods has found. | //No useful methods has found. | ||
Revision as of 04:49, 20 December 2014
The default size of lubuntu firmware's roofts is about 2.0G, it's too small, you can do as follows to expends it. But there are two kinds of firmware, one is for nand,and another one is for sdcard. So you should use different method to do it
1: For Nand image
If you flash the image on nand flash, you can execute the below command on the terminal in the board's lubuntu system
"resize2fs /dev/block/mtd/by-name/linux-root "
to expand the rootfs
2: For sdcard image
If you use the sdcard's image, you should put the sdcard into a card reader ,and put the card reader into PC and resize the partations
a) For PC with Linux
Use gparted
#sudo gparted /dev/sdb
Selete the partation of rootfs, change the size by input the new number or change the square frame by mouse
b) For PC with windows
//No useful methods has found.