Yesterday, 07:14 PM
(Yesterday, 01:21 AM)longpanda Wrote: You mean that you still have 11M avaliable space after you extend the persistence backend file with ExtendPersistentImg.sh?
Thanks for the quick reply and help. The answer to your question, in a word, is "yes". Here's some more detail. I have ignored the "low disk space" warning from Lint (like they would magically go away!) until this past weekend. At that time, I had about 100M disk space available. I thought I could not be the first person with this problem, so I searched the Ventoy website, Ventoy Forums, and the Internet for help. That's when I read about the "ExtendPersisentImg.sh" script. I invoked the program and used an argument to extend the persistent file by 8GB. That seemed to work. I cannot seem to mount the USB device if I am running Mint, so I pulled out my USB device and rebooted into Windows 11.I plugged back in the USB device, and the Windows File Explorer said my persistence (i.e. persistence_ext4_4GB_casper-rw.dat) file is 12,484,608 KB. Seems correct to me. I rebooted again into Ventoy with Mint, thinking my problems were solved. That didn't last very long, as I quickly got another "Low Disk Space" warning from Mint. As I type this reply, I currently have 12M free on "/" (but I have not invoked Thunderbird (my email Client) at this time to save disk space). I did try to boot into Ventoy/Mint without persistence, and I have no disk space problems (for now). Any ideas/suggestions on how to solve this problem would be appreciated.
I suspect you are very busy administering Ventoy, so (again) I appreciate the quick response and help. Ventoy is great - thanks for providing it.