Can't resize partition to unallocated ubuntuIs it possible to use an Ubuntu Live CD and run GParted to...
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Can't resize partition to unallocated ubuntu
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Here I have my Ubuntu OS on /dev/sda7 and I would like to allocated to the unallocated partition Screenshot, but I am unable to expand my sda7 into unmounted.
How do I resolve this issue?
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Here I have my Ubuntu OS on /dev/sda7 and I would like to allocated to the unallocated partition Screenshot, but I am unable to expand my sda7 into unmounted.
How do I resolve this issue?
partitioning gparted
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Boot a 'live' system (eg. install media), then you will be able to re-size
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Here I have my Ubuntu OS on /dev/sda7 and I would like to allocated to the unallocated partition Screenshot, but I am unable to expand my sda7 into unmounted.
How do I resolve this issue?
partitioning gparted
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Here I have my Ubuntu OS on /dev/sda7 and I would like to allocated to the unallocated partition Screenshot, but I am unable to expand my sda7 into unmounted.
How do I resolve this issue?
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Boot a 'live' system (eg. install media), then you will be able to re-size
– guiverc
2 mins ago
Possible duplicate of Is it possible to use an Ubuntu Live CD and run GParted to partition a my HDD (including the partition that is usually mounted on a given system)?
– guiverc
1 min ago
add a comment |
Boot a 'live' system (eg. install media), then you will be able to re-size
– guiverc
2 mins ago
Possible duplicate of Is it possible to use an Ubuntu Live CD and run GParted to partition a my HDD (including the partition that is usually mounted on a given system)?
– guiverc
1 min ago
Boot a 'live' system (eg. install media), then you will be able to re-size
– guiverc
2 mins ago
Boot a 'live' system (eg. install media), then you will be able to re-size
– guiverc
2 mins ago
Possible duplicate of Is it possible to use an Ubuntu Live CD and run GParted to partition a my HDD (including the partition that is usually mounted on a given system)?
– guiverc
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Possible duplicate of Is it possible to use an Ubuntu Live CD and run GParted to partition a my HDD (including the partition that is usually mounted on a given system)?
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The lock icon next to /dev/sda7 shows that it's mounted, therefore un-modifiable. Since /dev/sda7 is mounted at /, you won't be able to umount it from your current system. You'll have to boot from a "Live USB/Live CD" distribution, then you can use gparted to extend /dev/sda7 (which won't be mounted),
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The lock icon next to /dev/sda7 shows that it's mounted, therefore un-modifiable. Since /dev/sda7 is mounted at /, you won't be able to umount it from your current system. You'll have to boot from a "Live USB/Live CD" distribution, then you can use gparted to extend /dev/sda7 (which won't be mounted),
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The lock icon next to /dev/sda7 shows that it's mounted, therefore un-modifiable. Since /dev/sda7 is mounted at /, you won't be able to umount it from your current system. You'll have to boot from a "Live USB/Live CD" distribution, then you can use gparted to extend /dev/sda7 (which won't be mounted),
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The lock icon next to /dev/sda7 shows that it's mounted, therefore un-modifiable. Since /dev/sda7 is mounted at /, you won't be able to umount it from your current system. You'll have to boot from a "Live USB/Live CD" distribution, then you can use gparted to extend /dev/sda7 (which won't be mounted),
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The lock icon next to /dev/sda7 shows that it's mounted, therefore un-modifiable. Since /dev/sda7 is mounted at /, you won't be able to umount it from your current system. You'll have to boot from a "Live USB/Live CD" distribution, then you can use gparted to extend /dev/sda7 (which won't be mounted),
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Boot a 'live' system (eg. install media), then you will be able to re-size
– guiverc
2 mins ago
Possible duplicate of Is it possible to use an Ubuntu Live CD and run GParted to partition a my HDD (including the partition that is usually mounted on a given system)?
– guiverc
1 min ago