# Repartition wp7702

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**Category:** IoT Modules\
**Created:** [January 25, 2021, 5:26am UTC](https://forum.sierrawireless.com/t/repartition-wp7702/22662 "2021-01-25T05:26:20Z")\
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**Post date:** [January 25, 2021, 10:16am UTC](https://forum.sierrawireless.com/t/repartition-wp7702/22662/3 "2021-01-25T10:16:57Z")

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> [@jyijyi](#):
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> Purpose: Return the execution command format and the supported parameter values.  
> If !PARTITION is not enabled, the response will include “None/Not Allowed”  
> instead of a list of partitions.

Thanks for your response! When I try the command you suggested, I see the below.

```
at!partition=?                                                                  
To print partition table: AT!PARTITION?                                         
To modify partition sizes: AT!PARTITION=<name>,<size0>[,<size1>,...]            
  <name> - name of the first partition to modify its size, can be blank         
  <size0> - new size in KB of the first partition                               
  <size1>,... - new sizes of next partitions                                    
  for example: AT!PARTITION=0:boot,2560                                         
  List of partitions whose size can be modified:                                
                                                                                
            PART BLOCK SIZE                                              
            NAME OFFSET (KB)                                              
         0:aboot 00000249 1024                                              
          0:boot 0000024D 15360                                              
        0:system 00000289 30720                                              
       0:LEFWKRO 00000301 8960                                              
         0:SWIRW 00000324 25600                                              
       0:USERAPP 00000388 134144                                              
      0:RESERVED 00000594 55808                                              
To disable partition sizes change: AT!PARTITION=disable                         
                                                                                
OK                                                 

```

So it does look like I can change the partition sizes. Is there any way to recover if I mess up the partitions?

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