(04-19-2016, 12:19 PM)faddah Wrote: i have never seen the "df -H" fail in telling me the correct card size. as an example, i had a MicroSD i used for one of the linux images @longsleep that was 64 GB. of course, after first imaging the card with "dd," and booting from it, "df -H" showed it as only about 4 GB, the image size on the card. i then ran @longsleep's "resize_rootfs.sh" script, ran "df -H" again after a restart, and boom, 64 GB at my disposal.
You have not understood the problem. That is totally ok, but please stop posting false information which will only mislead others.
(04-19-2016, 12:19 PM)faddah Wrote: so, in this and other responses, you continue to highjack this thread's topic to talk about your (non-) issue of fake MicroSD's, an issue, as i've pointed out, has been asked and answered in the wiki. you also claim to know how to put multiple OS's on one MicroSD and switch boot between them. so rather than continuing to highjack this post and being needlessly rude to this post thread's original author, @yourhighpriestess, how about you just answer this person's original question. write out, in a nice, polite, step-by-step how-to, your info, which is what these forums are supposed to be about: the sharing of info that will help, not insult, everyone here.
Oh please, every information you seek is available. Everyone familiar with bootup of devices using U-Boot can do it. Everyone else simply cannot.
The answer to the question of this thread has been answered before - i can do it again: Of course you can put as many OS'es on a single card as you like. As of how, it is up to you - exactly the same as for any other computer with a bootloader.