Open CamDavidsonPilon opened 3 years ago
Hello,
I don't know about the default image, but you can try sudo raspi-config
and under Advanced options
you have Resize filesystem
. You let it do its thing and after the next reboot it will have expanded to all available space (the size of the .img file).
If you intend to use a custom .img file, you first need to bring that to the size you want. You can use qemu-img
for that.
Suppose you have your-raspios-img-file.img
which is 2GB and you want to bring it up to 4GB:
qemu-img resize your-raspios-img-file.img 4G
Then you launch dockerpi with that image as filesystem and expand the filesystem using raspi-config
, at next boot you'll have 4GB
I tried to expand the image size using raspi-config
. I go "Advanced Option"/"Expand File System" but it says "sda2 is not an SD card. Don't know how to expand"
Hi, I'm new to docker and qemu, so I maybe missing something. When I follow your install instructions, specifically
docker run -it lukechilds/dockerpi
, and log into the Rpi, there is a very small disk space:How can I give move space to the Rpi? I saw #18, but I don't understand how that solution is implemented.