Op 20100208 om 12:10 schreef yellow protoss: > Hello, > > The dd if=debian-live.img of=/dev/sda results in a bootable live-debian > pendrive, of 200-250Mb. > Is there a way to resize it to full pendrive partition, of e.g. 1 Gygabyte > of my pendrive? > > I tried with gparted but this gparted screw all the partition, and kill the > fat16 and badly make a fat32, by error (or bug). No way to use it to > resizing the debian-live fat16 bootable pendrive. > > Is there some tricks to make it? The command dd if=debian-live.img of=/dev/sda does infact three things: * writing a bootsector, * writing a partition table and * writing the actual files into /dev/sda1 After that, you only should add partitions. And only without touching the fresh created /dev/sda1. The added partitions can be used for persistent storage. In other words: See /dev/sda1 as a (read-only) CDROM and the other partitions as (write-able) disk space on the pendrive. > > Thanks > Regards Groeten Geert Stappers
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