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   * Delete the second partition with 'd'   * Delete the second partition with 'd'
  
-  * Create a new second partition with 'n' with same starting sector and higher ending sector+  * Create a new second partition with 'n' with same starting sector (StartLBA) and higher ending sector
       * You might want to reserve some space (e.g. 1 or 2 GB) for swap space on devices with low amount of memory.\\ This is only needed if you expect to run out of memory e.g. during compiling a large program.\\ Normally this is not needed.       * You might want to reserve some space (e.g. 1 or 2 GB) for swap space on devices with low amount of memory.\\ This is only needed if you expect to run out of memory e.g. during compiling a large program.\\ Normally this is not needed.
  
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    /dev/mmcblk0p2   1023,3,16   1023,3,16    172032     204799       32768      16.0M   83   Linux    /dev/mmcblk0p2   1023,3,16   1023,3,16    172032     204799       32768      16.0M   83   Linux
    /dev/mmcblk0p2   1023,3,16   1023,3,16    172032     249737215    249565184  119G    83   Linux    /dev/mmcblk0p2   1023,3,16   1023,3,16    172032     249737215    249565184  119G    83   Linux
-   </code>+   </code>\\ You can delete (d) and re-create (n) the partition at this point if needed. 
    
  
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   * Verify the result with:   * Verify the result with:
 +      - df -hT\\ To actually configure and use the swap partition a few additional steps are needed. Current swap size can be verified with:
       - free       - free
-      - df -hT 
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