But all user data (emulation cores, settings, disk images, etc.) are located in flexible size Data partition. So, we made it real simple and effective: service and Linux OS partitions have reasonable limits to fit everything needed to boot the device and have no issues with space for few years. Yes, then you can try to expand last partition in Linux, but in our opinion it's highly unfriendly to the end user. If images was created using 2GB SD card - you'll get 2GB worth of data on your SD even if it's 16, 32, 64GB in real size. If standard way of distributing disk images is used (Win32DiskImager for example), you're restricted in disk size defined during image creation. In fact, it can be used to produce SD Cards for any Intel-Altera SoC devices and boards. To have tool capable seamlessly create SD Card for MiSTer FPGA project. SD Card preparation tool for MiSTer FPGA project:
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