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All the process was made with a SD CARD | =All the process was made with a SD CARD 8GB= | ||
:The operation could be made with any other sd card. | |||
Install Gparted | ==Install Gparted== | ||
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sudo apt-get install gparted | sudo apt-get install gparted | ||
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Execute gparted as root | |||
==Execute gparted as root== | |||
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sudo gparted & | sudo gparted & | ||
</pre> | </pre> | ||
Create a | [[File:note20.png]] | ||
[[File: | ==Create a 32MB FAT32 partition with the label boot== | ||
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==Create a EXT3 partition with the rest of the SD CARD with the label rootfs== | |||
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==Apply the operation to get your SD Card correctly partitioned and formated== | |||
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Revision as of 19:26, 19 July 2010
All the process was made with a SD CARD 8GB
- The operation could be made with any other sd card.
Install Gparted
sudo apt-get install gparted
Execute gparted as root
sudo gparted &
Create a 32MB FAT32 partition with the label boot
Create a EXT3 partition with the rest of the SD CARD with the label rootfs
Apply the operation to get your SD Card correctly partitioned and formated
