Hi Don
Since this is a Pi can you take the micro SD card and put it in a
USB adapter and use another PC
booted up on Gparted and see the SD card partitions, if so then
you can shrink the partition nearest the end
where the swap will show up and create your swap to the size you
want or is recommended. Then save
the new partition table and continue.
I hope this explanation is clear, I really like Gparted and use
it all the time.
Marty kd8bj
On 10/15/2019 2:09 PM, Don - KM4UDX
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Marty, thanks for the note.? I did get lubuntu installed and
working.? I just had to find my boy bits to make new partitions
over the old ones.? I didn't see any way to re-use the existing
Ubuntu partitions.? So I just made new one near.
? In my haste, however, I failed to create a swap. Gurrr.? So
there is a lot of help in the web 'boit how to create a Swap at
run time.? But they are all so complicated for a newbee, that I've
just operated without one. Lubuntu is very efficient. So good so
far!!
Thanks much!!!
