Hardware Reference
In-Depth Information
Figure 5-6:
Moving the
swap partition
in the partition
editor
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Click the Resize/Move button to conirm the change. Moving the partition will trigger a
warning about the potential for the new partition table to lead to booting problems. hat
doesn't apply to this change, because you're not moving the boot partition, so just click OK.
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Click on the largest partition in the list, which is typically labelled
sdb2
, and click
Resize/Move on the toolbar again.
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his time, click and hold the right arrow on the coloured box and drag it to the right
edge of the grey box (see Figure 5-7). his will make the partition larger, rather than
just moving it.
Figure 5-7:
Resizing the
root ile system
in the partition
editor
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Click the Resize/Move button to conirm your change, and again click OK on the warn-
ing box that appears.
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Click Apply on the toolbar, and again on the dialogue box that appears. Depending on
the speed of your SD card, the resizing process may take a few minutes to complete.
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When the resize has completed, you can turn of your PC and put the SD card back into
your Pi.
