Examples of using Root partition in English and their translations into Spanish
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We will now create the root partition.
Filesystem:“ext3” is a good choice for the root partition.
/dev/sda1 is the root partition.
Finally, let's create the root partition.
If the partition you want to expand is not the root partition, then you can simply unmount it
In our case, the root partition has a capacity of 16G
If you expanded a root partition from another instance, follow this procedure to return the volume to its original instance.
First, you should partition your SSD to use two partitions: one as the root partition for the OS, and the other for data.
Automatic partitioning of free available space now assigns much more space to the root partition.
Then create one new partition for a root partition, and another new partition for a data.
You can preload driver modules from a floppy disk before mounting the root partition.
There are several steps to take to expand the root partition of an instance.
If the partition to expand is not the root partition, then this procedure is not necessary.
If the partition to expand is the root partition, be sure to follow the steps in To prepare a Linux root partition for expansion first.
My 30GB root partition took 3 minutes, 12 seconds to copy to the SSD.
If the partition to resize is the root partition for an instance, the process becomes more complicated because you cannot unmount the root partition of a running instance.
follow the step by step guide below to prepare your SSD with a root partition.
the operating system or system file's root partition.
Here is important to put root=/dev/sda1 so the Raspberry uses the first partition of the external USB hard drive as the root partition, I mean, the"/"; directory at boot.
When using the custom partitioning tool to divide up the hard disk/s be aware that there is a minimum size requirement a root partition that contains the/usr directory of at least 5.0Gb.