Felix Miata writes:
> If the original is EXT#, then resize2fs following forced fsck is all it
> takes,
> no mkfs.
Great news, it's ext4 done last Saturday.
I had a SSD fail so built the desired on an old 10 GB
Maxtor drive and when it worked, i used dd to save the image,
knowing that it
Martin McCormick composed on 2017-05-08 19:50 (UTC-0500):
> After using dd to copy a smaller disk image on to a
> larger drive, I get the general idea that one leaves the starting
> sector alone, deletes the remaining partition which is swap and
> then changes the end point of the Primary pa
I'm looking at some possibilities now, but need a little more info on your
exact situation. Is the current image file large enough to accommodate the
new partitioning, or does its size have to be increased as well?
73's,
de WB5VQX -- The Very Quick X-ray
On May 8, 2017 7:50 PM, "Martin McCormick"
After using dd to copy a smaller disk image on to a
larger drive, I get the general idea that one leaves the starting
sector alone, deletes the remaining partition which is swap and
then changes the end point of the Primary partition to the
maximum number of sectors minus the swap space so
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