Change HDD partitions after installation
I am new to Ubuntu.
I want to know how to re-partition my hard disk after installation.
I had used the gnome-disks application during install,
but now the HDD can't be unmounted as it contains the OS.
How can I revise the partition?
P.S I have tried gparted but it didn't work
partitioning
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I am new to Ubuntu.
I want to know how to re-partition my hard disk after installation.
I had used the gnome-disks application during install,
but now the HDD can't be unmounted as it contains the OS.
How can I revise the partition?
P.S I have tried gparted but it didn't work
partitioning
edited Feb 5 at 23:51
K7AAY
3,95921744
asked Feb 5 at 20:45
MOHIT AGRAWAL 4-Yr BTech ChemiMOHIT AGRAWAL 4-Yr BTech Chemi
11
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I am new to Ubuntu.
I want to know how to re-partition my hard disk after installation.
I had used the gnome-disks application during install,
but now the HDD can't be unmounted as it contains the OS.
How can I revise the partition?
P.S I have tried gparted but it didn't work
partitioning
edited Feb 5 at 23:51
K7AAY
3,95921744
asked Feb 5 at 20:45
MOHIT AGRAWAL 4-Yr BTech ChemiMOHIT AGRAWAL 4-Yr BTech Chemi
11
I am new to Ubuntu.
I want to know how to re-partition my hard disk after installation.
I had used the gnome-disks application during install,
but now the HDD can't be unmounted as it contains the OS.
How can I revise the partition?
P.S I have tried gparted but it didn't work
partitioning
partitioning
edited Feb 5 at 23:51
K7AAY
3,95921744
asked Feb 5 at 20:45
MOHIT AGRAWAL 4-Yr BTech ChemiMOHIT AGRAWAL 4-Yr BTech Chemi
11
edited Feb 5 at 23:51
K7AAY
3,95921744
asked Feb 5 at 20:45
MOHIT AGRAWAL 4-Yr BTech ChemiMOHIT AGRAWAL 4-Yr BTech Chemi
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edited Feb 5 at 23:51
K7AAY
3,95921744
edited Feb 5 at 23:51
K7AAY
3,95921744
edited Feb 5 at 23:51
K7AAY
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3,95921744
asked Feb 5 at 20:45
MOHIT AGRAWAL 4-Yr BTech ChemiMOHIT AGRAWAL 4-Yr BTech Chemi
11
asked Feb 5 at 20:45
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asked Feb 5 at 20:45
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First, you might use your Ubuntu live CD/USB to make partitions changes on your bootable hard drive. You can make a number of online operations (I mean during you are on your system), but be sure to:
- Always umount partitions before formatting or deleting them.
- If you change hard drive layout (e.g. deleting partition) always prefer rebooting in order to allow a proper partition refresh in memory.
answered Feb 5 at 21:13
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See opensource.com/article/18/6/how-partition-disk-linux
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First, you might use your Ubuntu live CD/USB to make partitions changes on your bootable hard drive. You can make a number of online operations (I mean during you are on your system), but be sure to:
- Always umount partitions before formatting or deleting them.
- If you change hard drive layout (e.g. deleting partition) always prefer rebooting in order to allow a proper partition refresh in memory.
answered Feb 5 at 21:13
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See opensource.com/article/18/6/how-partition-disk-linux
– K7AAY
Feb 5 at 22:43
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First, you might use your Ubuntu live CD/USB to make partitions changes on your bootable hard drive. You can make a number of online operations (I mean during you are on your system), but be sure to:
- Always umount partitions before formatting or deleting them.
- If you change hard drive layout (e.g. deleting partition) always prefer rebooting in order to allow a proper partition refresh in memory.
answered Feb 5 at 21:13
olivierb2olivierb2
1,96989
See opensource.com/article/18/6/how-partition-disk-linux
– K7AAY
Feb 5 at 22:43
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First, you might use your Ubuntu live CD/USB to make partitions changes on your bootable hard drive. You can make a number of online operations (I mean during you are on your system), but be sure to:
- Always umount partitions before formatting or deleting them.
- If you change hard drive layout (e.g. deleting partition) always prefer rebooting in order to allow a proper partition refresh in memory.
answered Feb 5 at 21:13
olivierb2olivierb2
1,96989
First, you might use your Ubuntu live CD/USB to make partitions changes on your bootable hard drive. You can make a number of online operations (I mean during you are on your system), but be sure to:
- Always umount partitions before formatting or deleting them.
- If you change hard drive layout (e.g. deleting partition) always prefer rebooting in order to allow a proper partition refresh in memory.
answered Feb 5 at 21:13
olivierb2olivierb2
1,96989
answered Feb 5 at 21:13
olivierb2olivierb2
1,96989
answered Feb 5 at 21:13
olivierb2olivierb2
1,96989
answered Feb 5 at 21:13
olivierb2olivierb2
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See opensource.com/article/18/6/how-partition-disk-linux
– K7AAY
Feb 5 at 22:43
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See opensource.com/article/18/6/how-partition-disk-linux
– K7AAY
Feb 5 at 22:43
See opensource.com/article/18/6/how-partition-disk-linux
– K7AAY
Feb 5 at 22:43
See opensource.com/article/18/6/how-partition-disk-linux
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