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Hello,
I have an Asus 701 netbook running the latest
Debian 32 bit.
The internal drive of 4GB is full, and I have it
set to boot to the built in SD card slot.
I've tried using DD to clone SDA to SDB without a
problem.
But I've tried to resize /dev/sdb1 to use the
entire SD card and it only extends as far as the /dev/sdb2 boundry.
I also tried removing /dev/sdb2 and /dev/sdb5 and
then resizing /dev/sdb1 to about 1 GB away from the entire disk, since it looks
like both /dev/sdb2 and 5 each are about half a GB in size.
Then I recreated an extended of 500 mb for #2 and
another 500 mb of fat32 for #5.
But I wasn't able to mount /dev/sda2 into
/media/usb in order to copy it to /dev/sdb2, which I was about to mount into
/media/usb2 for the cp command.
How do I go about doing this?
Thanks for any assistance.
Being smart is knowing how to get out of a tough
situation. Being wise is not getting into it in the first place.
Glenn K0LNY &
WSAT439
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