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[Issue report] Storage amount incorrect
Describe the bug or issue total storage is displaying as 4GB 2.1GB is being used out of the box.
Describe your setup
- Raspberry pi 4 B 4GB, 32GB sdcard
- ChromiumOS r86 r1
- N/A
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
- check Storage management in settings
Expected behaviour Show full sdcard size (minus system and out of box files)
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Additional context Due to this I am unable to enable Linux(beta)
You should manually expand partition. I suspect there is not an auto repartition script in chromium pi like offcial rpi images does. Gparted or anything similar on windows or mac should do.
You can do it manually. Try this command in the shell:
sudo /usr/sbin/expand-partition.sh -d $(findmnt -n -o source /mnt/stateful_partition)
Or
sudo rm /mnt/stateful_partition/.autoexpanded
The system will try expand the partition on next booting.
Thanks guys,
That did it.
Hello, Once installed, I go to the terminal but the ChromeOS says that it does not know the sudo command. Do I do something wrong?
You can do it manually. Try this command in the shell:
sudo /usr/sbin/expand-partition.sh -d $(findmnt -n -o source /mnt/stateful_partition)
Orsudo rm /mnt/stateful_partition/.autoexpanded
The system will try expand the partition on next booting.
Hello, Under which application in Chrome OS do you type this command? Thanks,
Under which application in Chrome OS do you type this command?
In Chromium OS desktop press ctrl
+ alt
+ t
and then type shell
to invoke web-based bash shell
Shouldn't this issue be closed since it has been resolved?
Shouldn't this issue be closed since it has been resolved?
Leaving these common issues here in a more prominent place to help beginners..
Is it common to close resolved issues. It is better to update the readme page with relevant FAQ/informations.
I ran power wash and it corrected it.
Or
sudo rm /mnt/stateful_partition/.autoexpanded
The system will try expand the partition on next booting.
Is this file added on first boot after attemtping to auto-expand, or is it already present? If it is the first, why would the auto-expand complete without succeeding?
Is it common to close resolved issues. It is better to update the readme page with relevant FAQ/informations.
+1. Issue tickets are not designed to work as searchable documentation.