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Need help with extra info to resize partition in EMMC - pierrep56 - 10-26-2020 Hello, I am new here (and gald to be here). I have the postmarketOS edition, and I would like to flash the EMMC with the last Arch image. I have the Jump Drive on a SD card and I can boot from it. Also no problem to expose the EMMC drive in my Linux laptop. Until there all good, but then I become confuse and wnat to be sure I won't make an error : The wiki instructions says to run cfdisk to resize the partition., this is OK. But I am not sure WHICH partition to resize ? I can see 2 partitions, the small boot one and a other bigger (Lucks encrypted) [Moderator edit: Removed image that did not display properly] Sorry if the question was already answered (could not find it) and sorry for what may be a noob question..... Do I need to resize (from the image above) sdg1 or sdg2 ? And to be 100% sure.... Must it be ext2 ? Can it be ext 4 ? Thanks in advance for any help ! RE: Need help with extra info to resize partition in EMMC - Veraendert - 10-26-2020 Just flash to EMMC using dd or Etcher or whatever. No need to resize. Arch does that. You'll lose the encryption though. RE: Need help with extra info to resize partition in EMMC - pierrep56 - 10-26-2020 (10-26-2020, 06:44 AM)Veraendert Wrote: Just flash to EMMC using dd or Etcher or whatever. No need to resize. Arch does that. You'll lose the encryption though. Thanks, I'll do this . (And sorry for the big jibbrish text in the OP, seems I didn't past the image the right way) RE: Need help with extra info to resize partition in EMMC - Veraendert - 10-27-2020 Pas de problème |