TF card expand capacity

This tutorial applies to motherboards that boot from either an SSD or SD card. All steps are the same!

Note:

1. The system image file provided by Yahboom is compressed to facilitate downloading and replacing drives of different capacities (TF cards, USB flash drives, SSDs, etc.). If the actual drive capacity does not match the actual drive, you can follow this tutorial to expand it.
2. This tutorial uses the Raspberry Pi board as a demonstration, and the RDK board is also applicable to this tutorial. The actual capacity of the TF card you receive will depend on the device you actually use.

GParted

GParted (Gnome Partition Editor) is a powerful graphical partition management tool, mainly used to manage disk partitions.

Linux systems can use this tool to manage disks

Install GParted

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sudo apt install gparted

Start GParted

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sudo gparted

Expand capacity

Right click on the disk(TF card) to allocate space and select "Resize/Move" to adjust the partition.

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该方法只能扩容，不可以压缩空间！

Drag the slider to adjust the partition:

View partition size

After completing the disk(TF card) expansion, the newly allocated disk space can be seen in the system.