Hi, all .
this is a method to make clone USB larger size than original .
1) use linux (because openbsd fdisk is hard to use)
by fdisk , make /dev/sdb4 Id:a6
2)then use 'openbsd5.5 install CD disk' for <>
on installing OpenBSD
use OpenBSD area <- 1)
mount point / (because
Hi, all.
till iread Nick's reply , i make clone 32GB USB from 2GB USB by dd.
and am making new partition on 32G USB .
but fail ,fail ,
from now i change strategy .
erase 32GB USB completely , and make a partition ,and copy files
from 2GB to 32GB .
2G USB is recognized as sd0 by amd64 openbsd ma
On 07/22/14 19:09, Tuyosi Takesima wrote:
> Hi all .
>
> i have 32GB USB memory . and this is clone of ' 2GB live USB '.
> so i want to extend 'this clone 2GB' to about 8GB .
> in order to this , i want to make ' partion d ' in 32GB USB .
> so i do next steps .
>
> # fdisk -e sd0
...
no no no.
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