[Miscellaneous Android Development] codest3r:
Resize Success!

Okay, since I was having trouble with custom lockscreen giving me some FC's on one table and all 3 Nabi's were totally out of system space (0MB free according to TiBackup) I decided to give this a go.

Results were very positive, your script worked like a charm. No problems with it all! Here was my experience and some issues I did have to help others:

New TWRP install:

Installed TWRP 2.6.3 from Wiki and installed it with fastboot. "fastboot flash recovery recovery.img" As you stated, ignore the fact it says Disney on the title bar when you run it. :) No problems here.

Installing APX driver:

Follow the instructions in the thread. It says you need to remove a driver but you don't need to remove any Nabi driver (unless you already a different APX driver for forced recovery mode). To install drivers unzip contents and right click on both .inf files and select Install. If there is an error you probably need to disable Windows protection for requiring signed drivers. Do that and try again (instructions for that in source thread or google it). Once the drivers are installed the next move is to boot Nabi to bootloader and select forced recovery. Device Manager should show an "android phone" in the device tree called "asus transformer prime apx interface" then you can begin running the "resize.bat" batch file.

Running resize.bat file:

This was the easiest part. Instructions were solid, follow them verbatim and there is no problem (assuming you got driver installed and recognizing device properly). :) Sending all these files via USB can take a long time so be prepared to find a worthy distraction while the script does it's thing.

After resize.bat finished:

It tells you to restore a system and data. I grabbed the full 2.1.27 ROM as you suggested and used commands from NabiLab to extract zip contents into TWRP backup folders. Then took a data backup from a different nabi that was working and configured with all my apps/settings and merged them into the same TWRP serial number backup folder. Then went to restoring system, data, add-on, etc. This is where I would strongly recommend installing root.zip and gapps.zip immediately. I had trouble with one Nabi where Play Store kept crashing. Figured out to get it to work I had to restore system, data, add-on, then flash root.zip and gapps.zip and all was right again - no more Play Store download/install crashes. Able to download 60MB+ apps and install them without a problem. Means to me there is plenty of cache space.

It is nice having 240MB of system space available even with Wings still installed!!!

What is the benefit of turning original Nabi into full Disney? Worth doing? I don't know what I'm missing.

aicjofs - I'd say this is a success!!! The biggest problem I had was getting the driver to work in Win 8.1, which has nothing to do with your script. Is there a way to get nvflash to validate it sees a connection to Nabi before running (failing) first set of commands in the blind? Also, question: do you think *if* there are any future software updates will they choke on this new partition layout?

katinatez are your lockscreens compatible with 2.1.27?