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= Update rootfs-resize =


== Project Description ==
Update rootfs-resize on Pidora

== Project Leader ==
Daniel Martino

== Project Contributor(s) ==
Chris Tyler

== Project Details ==

The rootfs-resize package is used to resize the partitions on machines that utilized an SD card for storage. SD cards could be formatted using UFS, Ext2, Ext3, Ext4, btrfs, HFS plus or ReiserFS file systems. Pidora works with primary partitions and with a NOOBS(New Out Of Box Software) system. NOOBS in a nutshell is basically used to make setting up a Pi effortless and any person regardless of their technical background can acheive. It however does not support extended and logical partitions. The current version is 2.0 which is written by Chris Tyler.


Additional Information:

* [http://www.raspberrypi.org/archives/tag/pidora NOOBS Info]

* [http://www.aboutpartition.com/types-of-hard-drive-partitions/ Short review of partitioning]

* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secure_Digital How SD cards work]

* [http://zenit.senecac.on.ca/wiki/index.php/Pidora_FAQ Pidora]


== Project Plan ==

=== Tracking ===
I will be using [https://github.com/DmaR01 github].

=== Key contacts ===


=== Goals by Release ===

Goals for each release and plans for reaching those goals:
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* 0.1
 * Test partitioning resizing to accommodate Extended/Logical
 * Test partitioning resizing on Pidora to accommodate Extended/Logical
 * Release new rootfs-resize script to github 

* 0.2
 * Continue and finish testing on Pidora
 * Update and finalize rootfs-resize script
 * Begin packaging
 * Clean up any bugs
* 0.3
 * Final package details
 * RPM package ready to distribute

= Blogs =
http://dmar01.wordpress.com

= Project Details =
# Oct 10, 2013 - Official start day
# Nov 26, 2013 - Official 0.1 Release https://github.com/DmaR01/sbr600/blob/master/rootfs-resize
# http://bpaste.net/show/S9YjOrj4ue7RvylIxh3b/ <- extended chunk