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menneske · 12-15-2020, 03:15 AM

On an OSX.11.6 El Capitan. Could do the work on a High Sierra, if it made any difference.

- I have made an .img of my Glo HD.

- Cloning it to an SD works.

- Resizing the SD (with Paragon's Hard Disk Manager and iPartition) containing the KoboOS destroys the OS.

- Can't figure out how to clone it After resizing.

Also, it seems max size to FAT32 is 32GB... meaning larger SDs on the Glo is out. But iPartition claims that KOBO is on a Linux partition ext2FS, which has hardly any limits to size.

11 hours into this, and I am very tired. Anyone?

12-15-2020, 03:15 AM	#1
menneske Enthusiast Posts: 47 Karma: 20564 Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Denmark Device: LBook (Hanlin v.3), iPad1-3, GloHD 32GB, ClaraHD 8GB, iPadPro2 512GB	Non-destructive way to grow clone FAT32 partition w/ Mac? On an OSX.11.6 El Capitan. Could do the work on a High Sierra, if it made any difference. - I have made an .img of my Glo HD. - Cloning it to an SD works. - Resizing the SD (with Paragon's Hard Disk Manager and iPartition) containing the KoboOS destroys the OS. - Can't figure out how to clone it After resizing. Also, it seems max size to FAT32 is 32GB... meaning larger SDs on the Glo is out. But iPartition claims that KOBO is on a Linux partition ext2FS, which has hardly any limits to size. 11 hours into this, and I am very tired. Anyone?