Kali Linux Live USB Persistence

[DiamondxCrafting]

so I currently have a live usb boot drive for kali linux, I want to make it so theres a partition on it that doesn't get reset every time i restart, so I followed this tutorial:
http://docs.kali.org/downloading/kali-linux-live-usb-persistence
I have just created the third partition"/dev/sdb3" as the article said, say yes to the suggested partition size, which was 31.5k, TINY right now I can't go to the next step because it doesn't allow me (too small) and either way its to small for me to store anything, is there a way to expand this partition? my usb flash drive is 8gb and the first partition is using 2.7, second is using 90mb, I should have more space to expand this third partition, how tho?

-Thanks!

 

[boosted1g]

Just because you are only using 2.7 GB of space does not mean that your partition is only that big.
You need to shrink your main bootable image partition, and then you can create a larger one.

You can use gparted to resize your current boot partition.

 

[DiamondxCrafting]

Just because you are only using 2.7 GB of space does not mean that your partition is only that big.
You need to shrink your main bootable image partition, and then you can create a larger one.

You can use gparted to resize your current boot partition.

and how do i do that?

 

[boosted1g]

Just being blunt here, if you cant google on how to use a basic piece of software to resize a partition, then Linux is not going to be a very good fit for you.

 

[ex_bubblehead]

5 second Google search: http://gparted.org/documentation.php

I'll echo boosted1g's sentiments. If you don't know how to use even the most basic of Linux tools then Kali is most definitely not something you should be using. Kali is a tool for professional pentesters, not a general use Linux distribution.

 

[DiamondxCrafting]

Just being blunt here, if you cant google on how to use a basic piece of software to resize a partition, then Linux is not going to be a very good fit for you.

oh for **** sakes can everyone stop saying that?, asking is easier, its basically like trying to crack a wifi password with crunch using your cpu while you can do it way faster using a gpu

I can just ask you, whats the ****ing problem?, why would i google and skim couple of articles while I can just ask a "Grandmaster" right away for the answer?

 

[ex_bubblehead]

@DiamondxCrafting, drop it. If you continue you are facing a short vacation.