Move from micro-sd 32GB to nvme 256+ ?

[nalbee]

If I want to move the entire installation of a micro-sd to nvme drive, what would be the best way to do this.

I know I can dd the image over. But how do I resize partitions to use the larger storage available. Sd card being 32GB, NVMe 256GB or greater.

Is there a script for this?

Thanks for the help.

[mctom]

After you dd the image over, you can use parted or similar partition manipulation tool to resize the partition. That should work.
Note you probably should do that while booted from an unrelated medium, such as USB.

[mad_ady]

Once you dd to nvme you can do a live resize, similar to how the stock image does it: https://github.com/hardkernel/buildroot ... afirstboot

You basically delete the 2nd partition, recreate it with the same start point, but larger, and then grow your rootfs.

[tobetter]

If I want to move the entire installation of a micro-sd to nvme drive, what would be the best way to do this.

I know I can dd the image over. But how do I resize partitions to use the larger storage available. Sd card being 32GB, NVMe 256GB or greater.

Is there a script for this?

Thanks for the help.

What's the OS image installed to your SD card?
If it's Hardkernel's Ubuntu 20.04 image for ODROID-M1, look for the file /root/firstboot.sh.done and rename it to /root/firstboot.sh then the file system resize would be performed on next booting.

[nalbee]

Sorry I forgot to include OS. Hardkernel's Debian 10

[tobetter]

Sorry I forgot to include OS. Hardkernel's Debian 10

Hardkernel does not release Debian officially, only Ubuntu and Android.
But if you mean the image from my server, ppa.linuxfactory.or.kr, it could have root/firstboot.sh.done so you could try.

[nalbee]

Debian 10. Available via petiboot installer.