Is it possible to specify root partition size without using RuntimeSize? #2898
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@adrianlshaw You can override the default partitions and set the partition sizes explicitly. For example, in systemd we have a custom 00-esp.conf: 10-root.conf: You can adjust the sizes to fit your needs. |
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Hi Daan thanks for this! Would this still work when |
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@adrianlshaw Yes |
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@adrianlshaw Note that it's |
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My workflow is to make a bootable image using mkosi, and then use raw qemu on the command line.
Mkosi will default to making a small image, and as far I can see from the documentation, to make it bigger I need to use RuntimeSize with mkosi boot. Sadly this breaks my setup.
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