I recently installed Fedora and Mint on my USB drive, but now it seems like the maximum available space has shrunk significantly. I remember when I used the USB to install Fedora, it mentioned that it would format the drive to a smaller size. How do I restore the drive back to its full 64 GB capacity? I'm looking to add more distros, so I need that extra space!
2 Answers
You can copy multiple ISOs to your drive and use a tool called Ventoy. It allows you to boot directly from the USB without losing your data, since it sets everything up nicely for you.
You can also use the command `# mkfs.vfat /dev/sdb` which will format your USB drive back to FAT32, reclaiming that space.
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