I have a E6400 with a 160gb harddrive. How come when I use Gparted, I have my NTFS partition with windows that has a max capacity of 125gb, and the extended or "unallocated" partitions which have only 25gb. Where is the last 10gb?
Also, I am planning on installing either Ubuntu or Mandriva on the remaining 25gb, so should I use gparted to make a ext2,3 or what? partition?
Thanks.
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regarding the lost space...it's the difference of 1000 vs 1024 multiplied which makes you "lose" some GB in the translation. Really it's the same just another way of saying it.
if I check out mine I get
Code:`--> df -h Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on /dev/sdd1 28G 12G 17G 42% / /dev/sdd5 94G 42G 53G 45% / /dev/sdb1 466G 449G 18G 97% / /dev/sde1 233G 186G 47G 80% /
Code:`--> df -hH Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on /dev/sdd1 30G 13G 18G 42% / /dev/sdd5 100G 45G 56G 45% / /dev/sdb1 501G 482G 19G 97% / /dev/sde1 250G 200G 51G 80% /
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25 gb, ext 3
go with ubuntu
Using GParted. Full harddrive capacity not available.
Discussion in 'Linux Compatibility and Software' started by skyandspace, Sep 12, 2009.