Linux Partition zusammenführen unter Windows?
Ich habe mit dem AOMEI Partitionsmanager meine SD-Karte mit 16GB aus meinem Raspberri geklont auf einen SD Karte mit 64 Gig. Jetzt sind da aber noch 44,64 Gig frei bzw. nicht zugeordnet.
Ich habe nur einmal die Boot Partition FAT32 und die 14,33 Gig Ext4 als Primäre. Jetzt habe ich versucht die Leere Partition anzuwählen und auf Partitionen zusammenführen geklickt aber ich kann da nichts zusammenführen, weil es ausgegraut ist. Ich könnte nur eine neue Partition erstellen, was ich eigentlich nicht möchte.
Oder gibt es die Möglichkeit das ganze auch in Linux auf meinem Raspberri zu partitionieren, also das Freie zu dem belegten hinzufügen?
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Can’t you just delete the “not assigned” space, and then enlarge the 14.3 GB partition to the end of the drive?
For this purpose, a deletion is not even necessary, since “not assigned” may not correspond to any partition entry, but is only an interpretation of this graphic partitioning tool.
At any rate: First data backups… if something goes wrong, you will otherwise lose 14.3 GB of data within fractions of seconds, if there is something important in this partition. There are partition fix tools, but if they can really help you, it’s not safe.
I still have the original on the 16 Gig Micro SD – but what you are proposing is unfortunately not. I don’t know why. Vll is on the Linux operating system or because it is an SD card and not an SSD or HDD. It works perfectly on the PC. Otherwise, I have to see if it doesn’t go directly under Linux. So that I pack the new SD in my Raspberry and then grab the free space to the old one. I’m not enrolled in Linux and would have to googlen
Try “parted” on Linux on the commandline as root. If you have no Linux bootable, you can boot a Knoppix from a USB stick.
Here’s a tutorial on how to do it.
https://www.tecmint.com/parted-command-create-linuxpartitions/
First stop using “print” to find out how the device is. Shouldn’t be difficult.
thank you for all this to help me:-)
The problem is probably that your GUI tool cannot respect Ext4.
Under Linux, you would have to increase the Ext4 file system in the now enlarged partition with “resize2fs” after resizing the partition.
Thank you, I’ll try tomorrow. the SD card is bootable. Has everything worked before but the 16 gigs were too small and that’s why I cloned this SD card on a larger 64 gig
You don’t run Linux partitions on Windows!
start the pi with the sd card and then call the program there
raspi-config
up. There is an option to enlarge the partition.
Everything’s done. But that sounds logical
Click the Ext4 partition and then move/enlarge the Partition function to change the size of the partition to the size you want.