How to use a little unallocated space?
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I just followed a tutorial to increase the size of my Ubuntu partition. Yet, When moving the spaces a small one remained :
It's very small but it makes this look messy, how can I use it ?
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I just followed a tutorial to increase the size of my Ubuntu partition. Yet, When moving the spaces a small one remained :
It's very small but it makes this look messy, how can I use it ?
16.04 partitioning
asked May 26 at 8:36
ThePassenger
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That's for alignment (performance), so you should leave the unallocated space be.
– dsstorefile1
May 26 at 13:00
@dsstorefile1 Understood, yet it seems that another problem appeared after following this tutorial ...
– ThePassenger
May 26 at 13:35
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I just followed a tutorial to increase the size of my Ubuntu partition. Yet, When moving the spaces a small one remained :
It's very small but it makes this look messy, how can I use it ?
16.04 partitioning
asked May 26 at 8:36
ThePassenger
3951520
I just followed a tutorial to increase the size of my Ubuntu partition. Yet, When moving the spaces a small one remained :
It's very small but it makes this look messy, how can I use it ?
16.04 partitioning
asked May 26 at 8:36
ThePassenger
3951520
asked May 26 at 8:36
ThePassenger
3951520
asked May 26 at 8:36
ThePassenger
3951520
asked May 26 at 8:36
ThePassenger
3951520
3951520
That's for alignment (performance), so you should leave the unallocated space be.
– dsstorefile1
May 26 at 13:00
@dsstorefile1 Understood, yet it seems that another problem appeared after following this tutorial ...
– ThePassenger
May 26 at 13:35
add a comment |Â
That's for alignment (performance), so you should leave the unallocated space be.
– dsstorefile1
May 26 at 13:00
@dsstorefile1 Understood, yet it seems that another problem appeared after following this tutorial ...
– ThePassenger
May 26 at 13:35
That's for alignment (performance), so you should leave the unallocated space be.
– dsstorefile1
May 26 at 13:00
That's for alignment (performance), so you should leave the unallocated space be.
– dsstorefile1
May 26 at 13:00
@dsstorefile1 Understood, yet it seems that another problem appeared after following this tutorial ...
– ThePassenger
May 26 at 13:35
@dsstorefile1 Understood, yet it seems that another problem appeared after following this tutorial ...
– ThePassenger
May 26 at 13:35
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That's for alignment (performance), so you should leave the unallocated space be.
– dsstorefile1
May 26 at 13:00
@dsstorefile1 Understood, yet it seems that another problem appeared after following this tutorial ...
– ThePassenger
May 26 at 13:35