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Disk partitioning is the act of dividing a hard disk drive into multiple logical storage units referred to as partitions, to treat one physical disk drive as if it were multiple disks.

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I am using Kubuntu which is Ubuntu with KDE. My swap partition is too small causing me some lag. I have 16GB Ram but it is set to 1.9GB. Attached is screen shots of my current partition. vgkubuntu is ...
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How can I resize an LUKS encrypted system partition? Is it as simple as resizing (shrinking more specifically) using a tool such as Gparted? I found some guides, but they all assumed a LVM layer, ...
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I'm new to Linux, carefully reading many Linux sources. I intend to become 100% competent in Linux, yet getting beyond fundamental choices sooner than later will help better study Linux operations; ...
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I have a ThinkPad T520 running Fedora with a single 500GB SSD drive. The drive has two partitions, a small boot partition and the rest devoted to a a single LUKS one. The LUKS partition is managed ...
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I have a quad boot system, with Windows, Ubuntu, Debian, and RedHat/Fedora, and I'm having trouble with GRUB. More specifically, I am having "thought" problems with GRUB, i.e. I have not yet ...
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I used cryptsetup to encrypt a disk. I followed this tutorial, which uses the default values. Afterwards I used the disk with no issues and backed up my data. Now I connect it again and returns error ...
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This is not a duplicate of How to install two GNU/Linux in dual boot with one under LUKS and the other not?, since it assumes newly installing both distributions. I have a Linux distribution installed ...
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(pre-dual boot on single drive) Bought new SSD, how to partition it to allocate space to both Linux and Windows? Current Specs: 512GB SSD pre-installed in laptop. Running Dual Boot with Win11 and ...
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My disk is partitioned like this: # fdisk -l /dev/nvme0n1 Device Start End Sectors Size Type /dev/nvme0n1p1 2048 411647 409600 200M EFI System /dev/nvme0n1p2 ...
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After running in to some problems with my initial attempt to install, I've premade the partitions I want to use, and I want to install Debian using those partitions. One of the problems I had was that ...
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I bought a brand new 4TB Western Digital Blue HDD, which is connected to my NAS running Debian via usb with an external HDD enclosure. I used the following commands to setup the drive: (parted) ...
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I have windows 11 on 250gb ssd and a 500gb empty hard drive. I want to install POP!os on one of the partition of this Hard drive and let the windows be on the ssd. So while partitioning space to ...
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I use Fedora KDE and I have separate drives for Linux home and root. Recently when both of these were on low storage, I decided to resize my other drive and extend both by 5GB. After I cut off 10GB ...
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I'm new to Linux (just over 1 month) and I’ve encountered a problem with my drive. I have the main drive (SSD) and a secondary drive (HDD). The HDD was working fine, but now I’m getting this error ...
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I have a 2012 MacBook Pro with a 1TB hard drive from a 2015 iMac. It has two 4GB RAM sticks; one originally came with this MacBook Pro, and the other is from an older HP laptop. There are no residual ...
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I ran the fdisk command and found the output below: Disk /dev/loop0: 4 KiB, 4096 bytes, 8 sectors Units: sectors of 1 * 512 = 512 bytes Sector size (logical/physical): 512 bytes / 512 bytes I/O size (...
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I have been trying to resize a mount point on my partition. I have enough free space on the disk, i just needed to get /dev/mapper/var_log from 50G to 230G. i resized my physical volume sda3 to get ...
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On Windows, I deleted the partition where Manjaro was installed which at the time gave me no errors but the next time I rebooted my PC, it sent me directly to GRUB rescue. I already tried reinstalling ...
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Today I installed Fedora Os on my PC. My PC has 240GB SSD and 1TB HDD. While installing the new OS I chose both disks for installing and I specified that i want the /boot directory to be installed on ...
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My title may not be the best so I will try to explain it. I am using an old computer (more than 10y) with a ubuntu style distro. It has a lot of independent partitions. I recently had an alert telling ...
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I know this is a question which has been asked many times before, and it should be simple. I think I'm close but I must be doing something wrong. This is my first time using QEMU and I'm really ...
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I want to understand how to make a new slice without using format. This is the original situation (working) * /dev/rdsk/c0t2d0s2 partition map * * Dimensions: * 512 bytes/sector * 63 sectors/...
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I have a small bootable system which requires access to storage devices, but not at the data level (i.e. just firmware commands), with the exception of a USB floppy drive whose data is accessed raw (...
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I have 2 drives (different brands) of approx. 2TB each. One holds video files for my home media server while the other is a mirror. While there is a small actual size disparity, a small amount of ...
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I have an Oracle Linux 9 running as VM in VmWare Workstation. The VM itself is thin provisioned and may grow to 200Gb, unfortunately, in the VM itself. the volumes are configured as follows / (root) -...
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