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Sweet, I didn't know it is possible to resize a partition with the OS running on it!

Well I tried, but haven't been able to resize partition.
Is there an easier way to do it, I am not a linux programer so I must be missing something obvious?!

I just included it in the Docs:
http://www.runeaudio.com/documentation/ ... tition-sd/
@aj78 I took the liberty to take your post and adapt it for the docs thank you for it.

I invite everybody to check the correctness of the guide and eventually suggest edits . I also invite everybody to contribute to the docs with any other useful guide or tips, so we can have a centralized knowledge repository for everybody.

I want to thank you for the very interesting thread.

I applied the changes to RuneAudio but as you can make permanent the write setting on the USB storage drive? Unfortunately, there is the problem when you restart the system. It returns with the USB stick in read-only.

Amending you can do to make sure that the USB stick is always on writable mode also after the reboot?

Thanks very much in advance.

Hi,

please read .

Frank

I thank Hondagx35 but this thread does not work on RuneAudio by Odroid C1 ? What's the matter ? I can not see the pendrive /dev/mmcblk0p3. Raspberry is on the shelf from a lot of months. The ODROID not have all the problems of the Raspberry....where I mistake ?

Guys, this is what frustrates people about Linux forums and the like, is things like this:

"Press "p" to show the current partitions and note down the details of the main one that RuneOS is on."

I don't know what partition Rune is on, because I'm not a programmer. Is there not a simple step by step tutorial on how to make use of the space on the SD card? I can only find this post, and other by some arsehole called Frank.

meathane,

follow the instructions on the link below, it's the easy I've found, and it does work.... and please, watch your language!

https://archlinuxarm.org/forum/viewtopi ... 119#p18160

Regards,

rastus