After the Raspberry Pi system is installed on the SD card, the memory is only tens of M?
Tonny12138 2024-07-11 22:13:17 627 Views0 Replies After the Raspberry Pi system is installed on the SD card, the memory is only tens of M?
2024-07-11 22:13:17 After installing the Linux system on the SD card, and then check under the Windows system, it seems that there are only dozens of M left. Because the partition under linux is invisible under win!
After installing the Linux system, the SD card will be divided into three format partitions: FAT32, EXT3, SWAP2. The Ext3 area belongs to the file system of Linux, just like the C drive of the win system. The Swap area is the virtual memory area of Linux, which is mainly used as a cache when the physical memory is not enough. The above two are partitions of the Linux system. FAT32 is the "tens of M" that novices see. Need to see the real size, you can use the command to view under linux, the command is: df -h Tonny12138
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