Chromebook ASUS flip not booting in kali2.0 after rootfs resize attempt

[stgrosso]

I am using a 64GB SAMSUNG Sd card where I installed the kali image with Win32DiskImager on an ASUS Chromebook Flip.
The image is kali-2.0-veyron.img
The issue is that the image allow only 6 or 7GB on the FS partition leaving the rest of the space unusable.
Of course when I tryied to install kali linux full I run out of space and couldn't complete the installation.
I tryed to resize the FS with Gparted after having installed btrfs-tools but it doesn't work because after thie resize operation the sd card isnt bootable any more.
I also tryed to use btrfs filesystem resize +xxgb /media/dev/sdb2 but I always get an error in relation to the size of the file being to big (no matter what size).

Ir seems I am not the only one with a similar issue on different Chromebook, unfortunately I couldn't find any workable solution so far (google, forum, ecc).
I wander if there is the possibility to work directly on the kali-2.0-veyron.img image and change somehow the parameters which affect the size once dd'ed.
I hope someone can point me to the right direction.

[cminus]

Same problem here. Haven't been able to figure it out. (samsung chromebook exynos in my case) Let me know if you figure it out. Thanks!

[active8]

I am having the same problem. Asus Flip with Kali 2.1.2. Installs ok. Able to boot, but just enough space to install the Top 10 metapackage so I would like to expand rootfs to use the entire 64 gig SD card (or at least most of it). Tried connecting the SD card to a different laptop also running Kali (2016.1) and used gparted to expand rootfs. Appears to complete successfully but when I pop the card back into my Asus Fiip it will no longer boot off of the card. Any ideas?