Originally Posted by FGol

I partitioned the internal card on my N810 to make the ext2 side a bit bigger than 1.5GB since I didn't expect to be using the FAT side much .... afterall, that's what my external card is for.

Now that the ext2 partition is just about full with KDE and lots of installed apps, how would I go about making more room on the ext2 partition without reflashing and re-installing everything? I'm thinking I need like Partition Magic (tm). Perhaps I could:

- Clone my internal ext2 partition to a spare clean external card. Repartition the internal card to practically all ext2, format, and then clone the partition back from the spare external card. Can I do the cloning by simply updating the assignments in the nupgrade.sh? from

Code:

	INTERNAL=/dev/mmcblk0
	EXTERNAL=/dev/mmcblk1

to

Code:

	INTERNAL=/dev/mmcblk1
	EXTERNAL=/dev/mmcblk0

and back again? I expect I probably need to do more changes to nupgrade.sh...

- Also, I notice there's no information on how to remove KDE if you installed it the old fashioned way, i.e. untarring the KDE and SUP files. If I simply rm'd every file installed by the untar process, would that be safe if not efficient?

Thank you,
Frank