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How can I restore an SD card to its original 16Gb capacity (now 2Gb) after it was used for a bad Linux Boot?
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Directory/dev
To see which drive is your SD card, open a terminal and run the following command
Journalctl -f
It will show you several lines and it should appear something like this for example /dev/sdb1
Then you run the following command, giving the path to the sdb device, and do not place the share sdb1
Cfdisk /dev/sdb
And within this program you can delete partitions and re-create them
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