On 10-07-25 07:18 PM, cereal wrote: > cat /proc/partitions yields no results > I added the boot paramaters suggested in section 6.4 and got the same > result. > Dmesg gives a bunch of information, and when it stopped the information > i could see appeared to be related to the usb and ethernet controllers. > lspci -v gives /bin/sh: lspci: not found > > My boss did give an image he has of voyage he was using as a router > which did boot up. The grub of the image says voyage 2.6.20-486 and the > date reads voyage-linux-12Jan08 > > however this image is 1gb and i have a 2 gb drive. Is there any way to > extend the image to encompass the whole CF instead of splitting it into > 1 partition of 1gb and 1gb of free space? > You don't have to do this. Just image the 1GB image onto the 2 GB media and it should work. If you really want/need the extra space just use any partition resizing tool that you may have on the machine doing the imaging. I use Linux day to day so I just use parted (some people may prefer the GUI front end gparted).
The last time I did something like this under Windows was 10+ years ago. Back then there was a product called Partition Magic. I have no idea what the situation is like today.
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