SOLVED Help with partitions
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Proudhon
SOLVED Help with partitions
How do you make a partition after you have installed Linux? I'm using Mint9, if some one could point me to a good how to that'd be awesome.
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JasonLG
Re: Help with partitions
That really depends on where you want the partition. As long as you're not trying to change your system partition(s)(where your / and or /home is) then you can install gparted by entering this in to a terminal and use it to partition usb sticks and external drives and such. It's pretty self explanatory.Proudhon wrote:How do you make a partition after you have installed Linux? I'm using Mint9, if some one could point me to a good how to that'd be awesome.
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sudo apt-get install gparted