On 07/11/2018 19:28, PeterMerchant via dorset wrote:
In discussing how I could duplicate my image for my raspberry Pi,
Terry said that he had a script for WMT. I found that I could create
an image with dd from my 'good' uSD card, and then use etcher to put
it on a new card, albeit of a differe
Hi Peter,
> I found that I could create an image with dd from my 'good' uSD card,
> and then use etcher to put it on a new card, albeit of a different
> size.
A disk image, i.e. what dd(1) on /dev/sdc creates, has details about the
location of partitions, etc., within it. This means you can writ
Hi,
Clive wrote:
> I did not know you could 'slide' a partition, it worked well (thanks
> Tim).
I suspect Tim was right in that we both thought gparted wouldn't slide a
partition so its new position overlapped its original one. It's
perfectly doable, of course, just as memmove(3) does it for mem
On Thu, 8 Nov 2018 at 08:51, C Wills wrote:
> I did not know you could 'slide' a partition, it worked well (thanks Tim).
>
I think I said I thought gparted couldn't do it, based on my (outdated)
knowledge of parted. But hey, I'll take it!
Tim.
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Good Morning.
In another link from Tuesday Nights meeting, I asked what was the best
way to move partitions without loosing data? Ralph suggestion (backed
by Tim) worked well and has had the required result.
I needed to make space after the first partition (File System) to enable
doubling the
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