Hi,
I'm using Linux Mint Daryna "Gnome". Anyways I'm running a dual boot system and lost my livecd so I downloaded an os called GParted livecd because I wanted to increase the size of my Linux Mint Partition and decrease the size of my windows partition. Well that being said when I finished I rebooted and my Volume size, Freespace and all that good stuff now says Unknown and 0. I was wondering how to fix this to show the actual size now. I am attaching a picture of what I mean.
Thanks,
Brandon
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Volume, Freespace, & Modified all "Unknown"
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Volume, Freespace, & Modified all "Unknown"
by CacheMaker on Sun Dec 16, 2007 3:16 am
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Re: Volume, Freespace, & Modified all "Unknown"
by Husse on Sun Dec 16, 2007 10:00 am
Well I think that's normal for the "Computer" icon
It's like that for me too
Double click it and then double click "File system" and check properties.
If you still have unknown something happened when you resized so your partition is not fully recognized
If so post back and we'll try to help you
It's like that for me too
Double click it and then double click "File system" and check properties.
If you still have unknown something happened when you resized so your partition is not fully recognized
If so post back and we'll try to help you
Don't fix it if it ain't broken, don't break it if you can't fix it
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Re: Volume, Freespace, & Modified all "Unknown"
by CacheMaker on Sun Dec 16, 2007 4:41 pm
Ah, the filesystem is showing everything. I checked that last night and seen it showed the right properties, but I wasn't sure if the Computer properties were supposed to be filled in also. Thanks Husse.
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