Clone BirdNetPi SCARD to a new/larger Card?

[Rochambeaux]

Is there a semi painless way to do this? Current card has been running for a couple of years and is at 95%.

[stevedee]

Depends upon your pain threshold!

This is my method using a Linux computer: http://captainbodgit.blogspot.com/2024/05/birdnet-pi-upgrading-drive.html

Although this example shows a uSD to USB drive, its exactly the same going (as I did recently) from a uSD to a larger uSD.

[Rochambeaux]

Thanks!, Guessing you have to have a LINUX laptop/desktop to make this work?

Could I do this on another Raspberry PI running PI OS or using Debian with Raspberry Pi Desktop ?

[stevedee]

Yes, I only use Linux.

Two options come to mind:-

1. you could make a boot-able Linux USB memory stick, then boot your existing laptop/computer into Linux and follow the info on my link above.
2. you could use a RaspberryPi with a keyboard, mouse & display connected. But would also probably need a USB microSD card reader because the OS will probably need to use the Pi uSD slot, unless your OS is on a USB drive.

Other possibilities; investigate how to do it on your Windows or Mac laptop, but I don't know how.

Note: Boot from Linux USB: maybe like this: https://ubuntu.com/tutorials/create-a-usb-stick-on-windows#1-overview