Why does partition tool GParted read the 190GB of data twice when shrink a 250GB partition to 190GB?
When using GParted to shrink a 250GB partition to 190GB, I thought it will move the 60GB of data back into the 190GB region and call it done.
But instead it reads the 190GB of data twice, the first time taking about 1 hour and the second time for 2 hours...
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This might be an answer: (I found that when all actions are completed)
When "details" in GParted.
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Is using Ubuntu 9.04 installation disc to re-partition almost just as good as GParted? Do you need to some how stop the installation after the re-partition? thanks.
the reason of using this method is that GParted 0.4.6-1 cannot recognize my hard drive...
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If GParted cannot see your drive then Ubuntu's tool.
But if GParted does not recognize your drive, then Ubuntu's tool will probably also have problems.
The partioning tool after booting the Ubuntu live CD.
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In the old days, I used Partition Magic which can support up to 80GB hard drives.
But now it seems needing to buy a copy that will support 1TB drive or 2TB drive and pay $60 or $70 for it... (the newest version on Amazon.com is a 2003/2004 version)
Is...
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As for comparing it to Partition....
I've used GParted for ages and have never had a problem, using the LiveCD edition to be specific.
I have been happily using GParted without ).
Some discussion here on GParted and Partition Magic .
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GParted cannot shrink the partition since it says there are 5 bad sectors that are hardware related. (Scan disk on Windows XP can't fix them).
So, after booting up the GParted disc, I used the Terminal to do a
ntfsresize --bad-sectors --size 63G /dev/...
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GParted does all.
To do that you must use a disk partitioning tool as well, for example fdisk(8) .
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Hi gang!
Okay, so, I'm running out of root space (sda3, in fact) and need to expand things. I found Gparted Live, and tried it out. So far, I'm delighted...but (yep, here we go again) paranoid as I am, I'd like to double check before letting that loose...
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I also can't find options to shrink a partition in fdisk and cfdisk.
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I have just bought HP laptop with Windows 7 (64 bit). It has 500 GB HDD with three partitions: small hidden system partition, 12 GiB HP recovery partition, and 450 GiB C: boot partition.
I would like to split this large C: partition into two partitions...
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In the case of the NTFS file, Linux kernel, and patches used in... .
If I was you, I would give Gparted another try, it can be used as a Linux boot disk and can resize reports of problems when resizing file systems using gparted-live-0.5.0-3.
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I have a new server with 540 GB disk on one partition. I decided to shrink the volume down so I could have a couple of partitions for various reasons. I could only shrink the volume by 50%. I went back in later thinking maybe I could shrink it again, ...
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You'd only be able to shrink the volume down and remove the bit on the right hand side then shrink it again and recover....
If the volume you are shrink already has data on it, you can only shrink the volume to where space.
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I decided I wanted a smaller Windows partition and larger Mac partition, but I didn't really feel like wiping my Boot Camp install to do so.
I've used Gparted LiveCD in the past on several PCs, with no issues. According to the site, it works with most...
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(NB: GParted is '....
Sounds like gparted tried to dick with the MBR info on the disk mac's disk.
Of this is that disk utility programs like gparted think they can modify the MBR information, whereas in fact it is overwritten by GPT.
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I'm trying to shrink some partitions on my laptop so I can dual boot another OS, and I need about 6GB of space to do this.
Unfortunately when I got my laptop and trashed the default Vista install, I didn't think ahead about this and I ended up making ...
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It may even be specifically addressed in http.
That GParted could do from the Live CD.
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GParted Usage Tutorial
Now the reason for this is simple. The format used on Vista/Win7 setup DVD is only a quick format and it is junk. It is like sending your data to the recycle bin and not clearing it out of there. So when you go to install again,...
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gparted is by far the best partition management software daddy? All the keys are in alphabetical order now." Re: GParted Usage Tutorial Good to see a guide by clicking the star under my post....
Re: GParted Usage Tutorial excellent post.
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