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a journaling file system for Linux, predecessor to ext3 and ext4
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Increase size of ext2 beyond 1.5GB
Increasing the partition size for your ext2 partition basically means moving files on the FAT32 partition around to make a continuous free space, then shrinking the FAT32 partition then extending the ext2 … You should not be worried about size limits, a standard partition can be up to 4TB using ext2. Recent versions of ext2 can handle up to 32TB (see wikipedia for details). …
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