after installed ubuntu 17,10 ,unable to use gparted [duplicate]
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i installed Ubuntu as only operating system, i used the default partitioning scheme using the complete hard drive and now i want to add another partition for data? i used gparted, after input data, but there is no option to resize.
partitioning gparted
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i installed Ubuntu as only operating system, i used the default partitioning scheme using the complete hard drive and now i want to add another partition for data? i used gparted, after input data, but there is no option to resize.
partitioning gparted
asked Feb 17 at 6:58
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marked as duplicate by karel, user535733, N0rbert, Eric Carvalho, dpb Feb 17 at 17:39
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It very dangerous to repartition the boot drive. Backup your data, boot from Ubuntu LiveCD/USB and run gparted from here as Gagan Rajput recommends.
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How to resize partitions?
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i installed Ubuntu as only operating system, i used the default partitioning scheme using the complete hard drive and now i want to add another partition for data? i used gparted, after input data, but there is no option to resize.
partitioning gparted
asked Feb 17 at 6:58
rak r
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This question already has an answer here:
How to resize partitions?
4 answers
i installed Ubuntu as only operating system, i used the default partitioning scheme using the complete hard drive and now i want to add another partition for data? i used gparted, after input data, but there is no option to resize.
This question already has an answer here:
How to resize partitions?
4 answers
partitioning gparted
partitioning gparted
asked Feb 17 at 6:58
rak r
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asked Feb 17 at 6:58
rak r
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asked Feb 17 at 6:58
rak r
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asked Feb 17 at 6:58
rak r
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asked Feb 17 at 6:58
rak r
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marked as duplicate by karel, user535733, N0rbert, Eric Carvalho, dpb Feb 17 at 17:39
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marked as duplicate by karel, user535733, N0rbert, Eric Carvalho, dpb Feb 17 at 17:39
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It very dangerous to repartition the boot drive. Backup your data, boot from Ubuntu LiveCD/USB and run gparted from here as Gagan Rajput recommends.
– N0rbert
Feb 17 at 10:21
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It very dangerous to repartition the boot drive. Backup your data, boot from Ubuntu LiveCD/USB and run gparted from here as Gagan Rajput recommends.
– N0rbert
Feb 17 at 10:21
It very dangerous to repartition the boot drive. Backup your data, boot from Ubuntu LiveCD/USB and run gparted from here as Gagan Rajput recommends.
– N0rbert
Feb 17 at 10:21
It very dangerous to repartition the boot drive. Backup your data, boot from Ubuntu LiveCD/USB and run gparted from here as Gagan Rajput recommends.
– N0rbert
Feb 17 at 10:21
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For performing operation on hard drives and partitions they must be unmounted. Therefore you have to use Live USB/CD for performing that operation. Link provided by @karel will do the work for you.
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For performing operation on hard drives and partitions they must be unmounted. Therefore you have to use Live USB/CD for performing that operation. Link provided by @karel will do the work for you.
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For performing operation on hard drives and partitions they must be unmounted. Therefore you have to use Live USB/CD for performing that operation. Link provided by @karel will do the work for you.
answered Feb 17 at 7:21
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For performing operation on hard drives and partitions they must be unmounted. Therefore you have to use Live USB/CD for performing that operation. Link provided by @karel will do the work for you.
answered Feb 17 at 7:21
TheOneAboveAll
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For performing operation on hard drives and partitions they must be unmounted. Therefore you have to use Live USB/CD for performing that operation. Link provided by @karel will do the work for you.
answered Feb 17 at 7:21
TheOneAboveAll
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answered Feb 17 at 7:21
TheOneAboveAll
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answered Feb 17 at 7:21
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answered Feb 17 at 7:21
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It very dangerous to repartition the boot drive. Backup your data, boot from Ubuntu LiveCD/USB and run gparted from here as Gagan Rajput recommends.
– N0rbert
Feb 17 at 10:21