sdcard upgrade 8GB to 32GB
Had use Etcher to clone the original 8GB SD card for a 32GB one.
But seems that the image cloned keep at 8GB instead of upgrading to a 32GB storage.
Did i made anything wrong or miss some step?
This start while not upgrading Klipper, RatOS, and so on.
After the clone, i could update it all.
But now i can't load print files, and i think it's a lack of storage on the card.
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I think you need to create a img file first, then flash that to the new SD card
otherwise you get what has happened to you, a image of 8gb on a 32 gb card
I use win32diskimager to create an image, but there are other programs you can use
Had install win32diskimager , but don't seems to get an image to be extracted from the actual SD card.
While on Etcher, it allow me to select both drives for clone. On win32diskimager it's no drive selectable, only separated files on that drive.
did you mount it in a linux vm? Windows can't directly read that filesystem
Balena clones it correctly, it doesn't need to read the filesystem
@vascofaria. give this a shot https://www.labviewmakerhub.com/doku.php?id=learn:tutorials:libraries:linx:misc:raspberry-pi-2-expand-file-system (under manual process)
Might actually be enough to do:
that was in regard to win32diskimager
This is usually done automatically on first boot, but since your new card's first boot was ages ago, you need to do it manually 😄
I didn't know how to do i, just like that.
So just search, and search, and search, and keep searching, with that information you provide and more i could get, and found many confusing information. 😅
Had try some different ways, so lead me to a dead end multiple times.
The way i could do it, and it was the easiest way i found, was:
1) I need to create a file "ssh" on the sdcard (from windows) (https://youtu.be/p_WNAojvAao?si=nFS5a7fryBo2CEZs&t=72)
2) Then i plug the sd card on the rpi and with command pront (on windows) could access to the rpi (https://youtu.be/63yw7b0NuWc?si=EEzmDS3bTi0TCjQ-&t=543)
3) So i could now go to the raspberry settings (https://youtu.be/p_WNAojvAao?si=LTEsIVZ4sAyfFA5-&t=148) .
4) And navigate to Advanced Options and select Expand Filesystem (https://youtu.be/xSxNJSkSgpk?si=YMhZ7ZUblXGywyKy&t=393)
I assume your code could do it directly, but at the moment i was inside the rpi, i decided to explore the options/settings, to get a bit familiarized with it.
Also did an update, on rpi settings.
Had test it, and now i could load print files, and the printer is working properly.
It also allow me to update some 35 system packages (on update section of RatOS).
Thank you both for your help.
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Yeah all you needed to do was open your command prompt (WIN + R, type cmd, hit enter) and enter the two lines i posted and you would be done.
Anyway, Important part is you're back in action 🙂
I had try it, but from what i thing i understood on this process, i need to create the ssh file on the sd card before that.
Also, i thing other issue i got was the "ratos.local", as i had to specify the IP instead.
i need to create the ssh file on the sd card before that.RatOS has ssh enabled by default So that sounds very strange
Also, i thing other issue i got was the "ratos.local", as i had to specify the IP instead.New pi = new IP, ratos.local was probably cached in your local dns cache. But yes 🙂 Computers suck 😂
Just to inform you that i test it and now i can access via ssh line. So now i'm lost what was my real issue on not be able to connect. 🤷
Never mind, it was solved. 👌 And could help others too.
Thank you again.