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Feature request: option to resize partitions/filesystems on disk to fill available space #1451
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I'm fairly sure we discussed this before somewhere, but Github search isn't finding the right issue discussion for me... Etcher simply copies the disk image byte-perfect onto the destination drive, and doesn't mess about with the partition tables at all. So I dunno if we'll be adding this feature anytime soon. |
I would also be interested in seeing this. |
Aha, here's the other place where it was being discussed: #413 (comment) |
I considder this to be a usefull feature as well (and would like to see it?) |
Would be a(nother) possibile workaround to balena-os/balena-os#396. |
This is surprisingly a pain in the butt on macOS, etcher having this feature would be fantastic, as my SD cards rarely match the image size that comes with the image, and you can't really do it from the running image. |
This would be an amazing feature to add! |
I ended up finding a way to set this up outside of balena by modifying images with packer. Script that does it: https://github.com/bcomnes/raspi-packer/blob/master/resizerootfs Lifecycle script that runs it (systemd): https://github.com/bcomnes/raspi-packer/blob/master/resizerootfs.service |
Syncloud project is willing to pay for this feature £100 even if it is a Linux only option, job proposal is published at upwork.com |
This would be a great feature to have! |
Use case for this feature request: I have a build process whose output artefact is a raw disk image with two partitions. This image then gets flashed onto boot media of various sizes. Since the size isn't known ahead of time, the image can't be pre-sized to the boot media. That means the process for flashing looks like this, resizing the partition with parted and then the filesystem with e2fstools:
Could this be implemented as part of Etcher? For the UI, perhaps a check-box for 'Attempt to maximize partition size', and a similar command line option?
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