You’ll see a split-screen, with the top half showing files and folders on your Linux drive. As we’ve mentioned already, you can’t make any changes to the drive directly. You’ll need to copy the files to your Windows drive, or to another Windows-suitable partition. To do this, s...
Access Linux Partitions From Windows 10 Using Linux reader As you can see in the screenshot, Linux reader shows all Linux and Windows partitions. Open a Linux partition that you want to copy the data from. Right click on a file or folder and click the "Save" button. Right click on a ...
The basic MBR has a limit of four primary partitions, so if you want more than four, you designate one partition as an extended partition. Next, you subdivide the extended partition into logical partitions that the operating system can use as it would any other partition. In this example, p...
There are two ways to create EXT2/EXT3 based Linux partitions on a Windows computer: 1. create EXT2/EXT3 file system partition on Windows; 2. use a third-party ext2/ext3 format software to format a disk, USB flash drive or memory card to the EXT2/EXT3 fi
I have Windows 10 HOME installed on my system. After I installed Windows 10 HOME, I installed Ubuntu 14.04 LTS on a separate partition so that I could dual boot. I removed Ubuntu 14.04 LTS by deleting the partition it was installed on. Now I am unable to start my system. A...
How to prepare a bootable Linux drive on Windows To boot Linux from a USB drive on a modern Windows PC, there are a few security-related things you'll have to do first. If you're running Windows 11 Pro, you'll need to turn off the BitLocker encryption (if you're set up), to av...
a) Stopping and deallocating the VM on the portal or Azure CLI / PowerShell; b) Editing the disk on the portal and setting the size to the desired value; c) Updating the partition information within the Linux OS which might be slightly different depending on the partitions and distri...
On the other hand, the sda drive contains a partition that is not already mounted : this partition would be a great candidate forformatting. Note: if you have a disk but it does not contain any partitions yet, make sure to read our guide onhow to create disk partitions on Linux. ...
This is why I decided to write about the steps I followed to free some space in the /boot partition. Free up space in /boot partition on Ubuntu (if your boot partition is running out of space) I’d advise you to carefully read through the solutions and follow the one best suited for...
Question:I have a disk that is greater than 2TB size. I cannot create a partition on this >2TB disk using fdisk. Can you explain me with an example on how to create a partition on a disk that is larger than 2TB using parted and GPT format?