hardware: RADXA ROCK PI S with 4GB NAND
loader: rk3308_loader_ddr589MHz_uart0_m0_v2.06.136sd.bin
image: rockpis_ubuntu_focal_server_arm64_20210924_0418-gpt.img
Is there a way how to disable or control resizing of filesystem at first boot ?
I would like to give it only a half of the NAND.
Prefered way would be to somehow alter the install image.
At runtime, when mounted, it seems impossible to shrink it back.
I’m sorry I forgot to tell you how to expand the file system partition to the size you want after removing the auto-expand partition service. After removing the auto-expand partition service, after burning the image, he will assign the partition according to the size of the image.
fdisk command
First you need to enter root privileges
sudo su
Then use the fdisk /dev/mmcblk0 command
fdisk /dev/mmcblk0
Enter p to view the original partition
Type d to delete the partition to be extended.
Type n to create a new partition
Enter wp to save and exit
Then use the lsblk command to see the size of the extended partition.
