[Issue report] Storage amount incorrect

[deathblade666]

Describe the bug or issue
total storage is displaying as 4GB 2.1GB is being used out of the box.

Describe your setup

• Raspberry pi 4 B 4GB, 32GB sdcard
• ChromiumOS r86 r1
• N/A

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. check Storage management in settings

Expected behaviour
Show full sdcard size (minus system and out of box files)

Screenshots and/or hardware setup photos
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Additional context
Due to this I am unable to enable Linux(beta)

[PatrickChenHZ]

You should manually expand partition. I suspect there is not an auto repartition script in chromium pi like offcial rpi images does. Gparted or anything similar on windows or mac should do.

[yunshansimon]

You can do it manually. Try this command in the shell:
sudo /usr/sbin/expand-partition.sh -d $(findmnt -n -o source /mnt/stateful_partition)
Or
sudo rm /mnt/stateful_partition/.autoexpanded The system will try expand the partition on next booting.

[deathblade666]

Thanks guys,

That did it.

[techie59]

Hello,
Once installed, I go to the terminal but the ChromeOS says that it does not know the sudo command. Do I do something wrong?

[techie59]

You can do it manually. Try this command in the shell:
sudo /usr/sbin/expand-partition.sh -d $(findmnt -n -o source /mnt/stateful_partition)
Or
sudo rm /mnt/stateful_partition/.autoexpanded The system will try expand the partition on next booting.

Hello,
Under which application in Chrome OS do you type this command?
Thanks,

[fydeos-alpha]

Under which application in Chrome OS do you type this command?

In Chromium OS desktop press ctrl + alt + t and then type shell to invoke web-based bash shell

[Ruffio]

Shouldn't this issue be closed since it has been resolved?

[fydeos-alpha]

Shouldn't this issue be closed since it has been resolved?

Leaving these common issues here in a more prominent place to help beginners..

[Ruffio]

Is it common to close resolved issues. It is better to update the readme page with relevant FAQ/informations.

[HawkCollective2890]

I ran power wash and it corrected it.

[locness3]

Or sudo rm /mnt/stateful_partition/.autoexpanded The system will try expand the partition on next booting.

Is this file added on first boot after attemtping to auto-expand, or is it already present? If it is the first, why would the auto-expand complete without succeeding?

[locness3]

Is it common to close resolved issues. It is better to update the readme page with relevant FAQ/informations.

+1. Issue tickets are not designed to work as searchable documentation.