Drew Bonasera

It only gives that error if the filesystem is at its smallest size what's the output from `df -h` on the pi?

This is definitely a use case I've not explored. I'll have to test it and see if I can reproduce the error but I'm not sure what would be causing...

> The script is not as effective as Andrew Oakley's https://github.com/aoakley/cotswoldjam/tree/master/raspbian-shrink > pishrink reduced a 15G image to 6G, raspian-shrink to 4.3G With raspian-shrink I have to manually setup a...

How did you take the image? It looks like that might be broken

NOOBS is a known problem. They do partitioning different than raspbian and it breaks the script

It shouldn't. Have you tried that latest version to see if anything got fixed? You're running PiShrink on a standard Debian 9 install? I'll try to do it as well...

@galosre your image is not shrinkable with PiShrink. The last partition needs to be the root partition and yours is the swap partition. What distro are you using on the...

It's possible, but would be a pain to do. I'm not clear on why you would want to do it. Whats the thought process behind only partly expanding?

It should unmount the image once it is done with the shrink. Did PiShrink finish successfully?

Ahh that makes sense. Ill leave this open to remember to look into making sure we clean up better