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Flash SD Image to larger SD card (>8GB)

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With the low cost and easy availability of larger Class 10 micro SD cards, ie: 16GB, 32GB, and even 64GB, is it possible to flash them with the same image and then easily expand the Jevois partition to fill the card?
asked Nov 14, 2017 in Misc Questions by Billbo911 (1,110 points)

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Yes, after your card is flashed, insert it into a desktop computer and use any partition resizing tool you like. On Ubuntu, you would use the "gparted" program.

I looked a while back into doing this automatically when JeVois boots up, but it seems that the required utility (fatresize) has been deprecated for various reasons.

If you flash your card using the JeVois SDK and jevois-flash-card, the JEVOIS partition on the card will automatically use all available space.
answered Nov 17, 2017 by JeVois (46,580 points)
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