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2014-03-25
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#1712
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Originally Posted by coderus
I thought this was not about Jolla, but SailfishOS on N9...
Jolla using brtfs, you dont need to repartition anything. And Jolla have microsd slot
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2014-03-25
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#1715
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Originally Posted by juiceme
Or use Gparted AND use the mouse and the slide to change partition size. It's easy and with care it can be done without format. Just choose file format (ex. fat32 or ext4) for the created none-allocated partition when you add/move it to new partition.
Yes, of course. The default partition layout of N9 makes vague sense on a 16G device, bun on a 64G device it is fairly silly.
How to do it;
- boot to ubiboot maintanance console
- back up your existing partitions into tar files and ship off the device
- use fdisk to repartition the device however you want it
- format your new partitions
- restore your data to device
- fix the partition layout for booting in ubiboot.conf
- profit
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Last edited by Garp; 2014-03-25 at 09:44.
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2014-03-25
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@ Ängelholm, Sweden
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#1717
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its Sailfish, its not Jolla
and no, no fix yet.
and no, no fix yet.
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2014-03-25
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@ CA, USA
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#1718
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Should I use @garp 's method or use juiceme's? Garps seems too simple but juicemes seems too complex.
Last edited by Shadwblade2652; 2014-03-25 at 19:42. Reason: typos - typing from my N9
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Last edited by Shadwblade2652; 2014-03-25 at 19:42. Reason: typos - typing from my N9
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2014-03-25
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#1719
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Originally Posted by juiceme
Also I have a 16 GB but I only use like 10 apps that aren't default and I have like 7GB of music and id like for there to be enough space. Any way to run sailfish off of /Home instead of a new partition?
Yes, of course. The default partition layout of N9 makes vague sense on a 16G device, bun on a 64G device it is fairly silly.
How to do it;
- boot to ubiboot maintanance console
- back up your existing partitions into tar files and ship off the device
- use fdisk to repartition the device however you want it
- format your new partitions
- restore your data to device
- fix the partition layout for booting in ubiboot.conf
- profit
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If what I said helped you, feel free to click the thanks button. He doesn't bite
I need some extra space for cloud storage. Help me get some! (You get some too)
If what I said helped you, feel free to click the thanks button. He doesn't bite
I need some extra space for cloud storage. Help me get some! (You get some too)
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2014-03-25
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#1720
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@Shadwblade2652 there is no difference if you dont mistake 
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