Beagleboard / Raspberry Pi : Expanding File System Partition On A microSD
This is a tutorial on how to expand the space used by the file system on an external micro SD card on your BeagleBone Black and Raspberry Pi. This tutorial will work with any of the Linux operating systems mentioned on Ubuntu On BeagleBoard Black or Debian On BeagleBoard Black that boot from a micro SD card
With lots of trial and errors for expanding the file system size of a SD-Card using command line which crashed the file system. I found the alternative way of doing it.
Requirements
- Ubuntu Operating System with Gparted Installed
- SD Card with Debian 8 for Beagle Bone Black
Expanding File System Size using Gparted
- Insert the SD Card into the Ubuntu Running System
- Open Terminal and Install Gparted
sudo apt-get install gparted
- On Terminal to open gparted, type gparted command
- Select the SD Card
- Right Click on the mount sd card, and click on Resize
- Resize by dragging to the end.
- Click on Apply to apply the changes.

Now you should have got complete memory used from the sd card. Plug in the SD-Card to the beagle bone and start working. Feel free to comment below if you are looking for some help and also please share your experiences or any particular challenges that you might have faced in executing this setup.
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