I can't resize partition/ disk while I am trying to create a new partition using Gpart in ubuntu 18.04











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I want to create a new partition using gpart application for my ubuntu 18.04.this is the first image but when I try to move the arrow to create the new partition the arrow does not move.this is the picture Any one who can help...










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    I don't think you are allowed to resize a mounted partition, try from Ubuntu 18.04 ISO
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    I don't think you are allowed to resize a mounted partition, try from Ubuntu 18.04 ISO
    – Jeremy31
    Nov 29 at 10:58














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    I don't think you are allowed to resize a mounted partition, try from Ubuntu 18.04 ISO
    – Jeremy31
    Nov 29 at 10:58








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I don't think you are allowed to resize a mounted partition, try from Ubuntu 18.04 ISO
– Jeremy31
Nov 29 at 10:58




I don't think you are allowed to resize a mounted partition, try from Ubuntu 18.04 ISO
– Jeremy31
Nov 29 at 10:58















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