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I am working on an Android project. I'm trying USB boot prime OS with persistence and it seems the only way to achieve it is using a file called data.img and resizing it with toporesize. However, I cannot find a way to download toporesize. Is there any other way to have persistence in my prime USB or are there any other alternatives to toporesize?

i was trying to create a data.img file and toporesize is the only application i seem to be able to find. But, the file the installation guide asks me to execute(topoenlarge.bat) to install it doesn't exist in the package it came with and when i try executing toporesize.bat, it just runs into an error. Can you tell me what am doing wrong? or suggest me another tool/way.

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So, use it anyway - it has a GUI and no particular configuration

1) download and extract -0.7.1.zip

2) run toporesize.bat

3) select your ubuntu image file, for TRES distribution it's in pubuntu\images\rootfs.img

4) you can shrink or expand, just choose the new size with the slider

5) press "resize file" button

Actually, you don't need to use any partition editor after toporesize, just fsck. Do "sudo e2fsck -y" from the console window (click on the tray icon to make the console window visible) and DON'T TOUCH LINUX until it's finished. You will get warnings about how this is unsafe, but it is in fact safe in these circumstances ONLY. When e2fsck completes, your disk will have its full size as shown by "df". To hide the console window, click on the tray icon again; if you close it, Linux will shut down.

I also have been trying to resize my portable ubuntu remix to be bigger.

i wanted to make the 3gig into a 7gig.

I used toporesize to make my roots.img 7.3g, but like skyrl said it doesnt change ur stats in "df"

I then tryed johnwcowans advice and do "sudo e2fsck -y" .. but that is not enough paramaters.

I dont want to nuke my other drives lol .. how do u use the e2fsck correctly to make my changes visiable inside ubuntu.