18.04 - I keep running out of space - how can I enlarge my partition? [duplicate]
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How to resize partitions?
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When I first installed Ubuntu I dual booted with awful disgusting windows and just decided this week to go pure Ubuntu. I love it however now I have a large formatted volume 500 gigs (where windows was, I formatted it in Linux) but my OS is only 20 gigs. I want to triple or quadruple my os partition and not lose any of my files.
Is there a way I can take space from the 500 gig partition and add it to my 20 gig os partition?
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How to resize partitions?
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How to resize the root partition using GParted
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When I first installed Ubuntu I dual booted with awful disgusting windows and just decided this week to go pure Ubuntu. I love it however now I have a large formatted volume 500 gigs (where windows was, I formatted it in Linux) but my OS is only 20 gigs. I want to triple or quadruple my os partition and not lose any of my files.
Is there a way I can take space from the 500 gig partition and add it to my 20 gig os partition?
partitioning
marked as duplicate by Kulfy, waltinator, guiverc, karel, N0rbert 21 hours ago
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I did read but am very unsure about the instruction since I am in 18.04. Is there not a more simple way since the 18.04 update? Thank you very much.
– greatfiction
22 hours ago
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How to resize partitions?
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How to resize the root partition using GParted
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When I first installed Ubuntu I dual booted with awful disgusting windows and just decided this week to go pure Ubuntu. I love it however now I have a large formatted volume 500 gigs (where windows was, I formatted it in Linux) but my OS is only 20 gigs. I want to triple or quadruple my os partition and not lose any of my files.
Is there a way I can take space from the 500 gig partition and add it to my 20 gig os partition?
partitioning
This question already has an answer here:
How to resize partitions?
4 answers
How to resize the root partition using GParted
1 answer
When I first installed Ubuntu I dual booted with awful disgusting windows and just decided this week to go pure Ubuntu. I love it however now I have a large formatted volume 500 gigs (where windows was, I formatted it in Linux) but my OS is only 20 gigs. I want to triple or quadruple my os partition and not lose any of my files.
Is there a way I can take space from the 500 gig partition and add it to my 20 gig os partition?
This question already has an answer here:
How to resize partitions?
4 answers
How to resize the root partition using GParted
1 answer
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marked as duplicate by Kulfy, waltinator, guiverc, karel, N0rbert 21 hours ago
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marked as duplicate by Kulfy, waltinator, guiverc, karel, N0rbert 21 hours ago
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I did read but am very unsure about the instruction since I am in 18.04. Is there not a more simple way since the 18.04 update? Thank you very much.
– greatfiction
22 hours ago
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I did read but am very unsure about the instruction since I am in 18.04. Is there not a more simple way since the 18.04 update? Thank you very much.
– greatfiction
22 hours ago
I did read but am very unsure about the instruction since I am in 18.04. Is there not a more simple way since the 18.04 update? Thank you very much.
– greatfiction
22 hours ago
I did read but am very unsure about the instruction since I am in 18.04. Is there not a more simple way since the 18.04 update? Thank you very much.
– greatfiction
22 hours ago
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I did read but am very unsure about the instruction since I am in 18.04. Is there not a more simple way since the 18.04 update? Thank you very much.
– greatfiction
22 hours ago