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Add Space To Partition Linux Mint. Then start gparted, select /dev/sda7 linux mint, right. I agree with lemongrass38 that the best strategy would be to use the free space to create a data partition, and leave the root partition. When i select the 350.2. Unallocated drive space 115.74 gib. By default the tool will expand the filesystem so it takes the entire (new) partition. If you had used lvm you could create another partition in the unallocated space, create a physical volume on that, add it to the volume group your root partition is on, expand the logical volume. Following the systems partition is a storage partition with plenty of space. For instance, just moving a comma in the sfdisk‘s parameters is enough to get two completely different results. Following the storage partition is a great deal of unallocated. I have both 'gparted' and 'kde partition manager' installed on my computer. You can boot from your linux mint usb stick or download a gparted live cd/usb iso and write that to a thumbdrive.

For instance, just moving a comma in the sfdisk‘s parameters is enough to get two completely different results. I agree with lemongrass38 that the best strategy would be to use the free space to create a data partition, and leave the root partition. By default the tool will expand the filesystem so it takes the entire (new) partition. Following the storage partition is a great deal of unallocated. Following the systems partition is a storage partition with plenty of space. When i select the 350.2. Unallocated drive space 115.74 gib. You can boot from your linux mint usb stick or download a gparted live cd/usb iso and write that to a thumbdrive. Then start gparted, select /dev/sda7 linux mint, right. If you had used lvm you could create another partition in the unallocated space, create a physical volume on that, add it to the volume group your root partition is on, expand the logical volume.

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Add Space To Partition Linux Mint You can boot from your linux mint usb stick or download a gparted live cd/usb iso and write that to a thumbdrive. Unallocated drive space 115.74 gib. I have both 'gparted' and 'kde partition manager' installed on my computer. Following the storage partition is a great deal of unallocated. Following the systems partition is a storage partition with plenty of space. If you had used lvm you could create another partition in the unallocated space, create a physical volume on that, add it to the volume group your root partition is on, expand the logical volume. Then start gparted, select /dev/sda7 linux mint, right. By default the tool will expand the filesystem so it takes the entire (new) partition. For instance, just moving a comma in the sfdisk‘s parameters is enough to get two completely different results. You can boot from your linux mint usb stick or download a gparted live cd/usb iso and write that to a thumbdrive. I agree with lemongrass38 that the best strategy would be to use the free space to create a data partition, and leave the root partition. When i select the 350.2.