04-15-2019, 12:40 AM
Uh, I am not aware of a system that is no a Unix OS that will resize it's filesystem. Even then, it's hit and miss where or not it will resize the root partition using some third party tools.
However, the NVIDIA Jetson Nano is supposed to resize the root filesystem to use up all of the SD card automatically at boot, but does not work 100% of the time.
With the Raspberry Pi on the first boot of a fresh SD card, you would run 'raspi-config' and then select 'Advanced Options' and then 'Expand Filesystem' to resize the root partition and utilize the entire space of the SD card. Then reboot the Pi.
There are manual ways of doing this, like what is required on a BeagleBone system, but one must be careful to not mess up the image otherwise a reburn of the SD card is required.
However, the NVIDIA Jetson Nano is supposed to resize the root filesystem to use up all of the SD card automatically at boot, but does not work 100% of the time.
With the Raspberry Pi on the first boot of a fresh SD card, you would run 'raspi-config' and then select 'Advanced Options' and then 'Expand Filesystem' to resize the root partition and utilize the entire space of the SD card. Then reboot the Pi.
There are manual ways of doing this, like what is required on a BeagleBone system, but one must be careful to not mess up the image otherwise a reburn of the SD card is required.