renaming partition
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mohammad_gouda
renaming partition
How to rename partitions? I created a new ntfs partition and it was named "16 gb media" by default , how can i rename it?
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Re: renaming partition
I don't think you do... sorry mate. 
Re: renaming partition
If you have windows, use that to rename it. (In "my computer").mohammad_gouda wrote:How to rename partitions? I created a new ntfs partition and it was named "16 gb media" by default , how can i rename it?
Re: renaming partition
but doesn't it still show up as Xgb partition in Linux?
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I renamed my second HD as 80GBACKUP, and my windows drive (C) as Windows, by using "rename" in "my computer", and that is what they show up as in Mint. I think you may be stuck with upper case, but it works. Try it!Acid_1 wrote:but doesn't it still show up as Xgb partition in Linux?
Re: renaming partition
Sweet I think I'll do that for my . Thanks man