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The rootfs-resize package is used to resize the partitions on machines that utilized an SD card for storage. This works with primary partitions and with a NOOBS(New Out Of Box System) 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 rootfs-resize package is used to resize the partitions on machines that utilized an SD card for storage. This works with primary partitions and with a NOOBS(New Out Of Box System) 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. | ||
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[http://www.raspberrypi.org/archives/tag/noobs/ NOOBS Info] | [http://www.raspberrypi.org/archives/tag/noobs/ NOOBS Info] | ||
| + | [http://www.aboutpartition.com/types-of-hard-drive-partitions/ Short review of partitioning] | ||
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Revision as of 09:37, 10 October 2013
Contents
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. This works with primary partitions and with a NOOBS(New Out Of Box System) 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.
Additinal Information:
NOOBS Info Short review of partitioning
Project Plan
Tracking
I will be using github.
Key contacts
Goals by Release
Goals for each release and plans for reaching those goals:
- 0.1
* Test partitioning resizing to accommodate Extended/Logical * Test partitioning resizing on Pidora to accommodate Extended/Logical
- 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
