RAS PI MODEL B新手一問

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發表於 2015-4-2 14:57 | 只看該作者

get a cheap Samsung EVO, all RPi my nodes are with them, all working well.

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handsomepork 發表於 2015-4-2 11:03

我搵到Ｄ comment關於我張三叔咭，睇來樓主張咭係有exFAT問題．．．

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Appears that the Pi has difficulty booting a 64GiB SDXC card that's formatted for exFAT. This card will NOT work with default settings (1/23/2015, Model B+). Workaround: download a valid image file -- not NOOBS, it must be an image. Then, use a utility such as dd or Win32DiskImager to copy the image directly to your device. This forces a small enough FAT32 partition that the RasPi will be able to read and boot. Confirmed that the "Expand Filesystem" option for Raspian still works after reboot

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發表於 2015-4-2 15:22 | 只看該作者

燒完張咭後要人肉加大返個ｆｉｌｅ　ｓｙｓｔｅｍ。
http://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=51&t=45265
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You could login using headless mode (headless mode means that you don't have a display connect and you login with ssh from any other system) and use these steps to expand your root partition and file system on a Raspberry Pi running Pedora (fedora remix):
- backup your system in case of a misstake!
- use "fdisk /dev/mmcblk0" to view your partitions.
- use "parted" to delete the partition and then recreate it but with a larger size. (don't worry, the data will remain)
- reboot to activate the partition changes.
- use "resize2fs /dev/mmclk0p2" to enlarge the root file system.
- use e2fsck -f /dev/mmcblk0p2 to perform a file system check.
- use "df -h" to check results.
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