Pff, after a lot off issues here, I’ve found a way that was working for me and way easier!
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Take a simple (old?) raspberry pi or install it by a virtual machine.
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Open the terminal
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Run this command: “sudo apt install gparted”
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Connect homey with the reset button pressed
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Open Gparted (in start menu or by Remote Desktop)
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Use the graphical user interface to Extend the partition and confirm (takes around 30 sec)
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Resize the user partition (just a bar that you can move to ‘the right / end’
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Confirm (takes some minutes)
All is visual, partitions are clear and named. Mounting and unmounting is done for you and ready in some mutes.
Maybe that this can help somebody? Many thanks @Dijker and other to make possible!!!
More info: How To Install & Use Gparted On Raspberry Pi (Partition editor) – RaspberryTips
