It's the first time I install Ubuntu. I need some advise to plan a good partition strategy for a Ubuntu (12.04) + Windows7 (64bit) system.
I have 1TB Hard disk, 8GB RAM.
I'd like to have a big partition NTFS to share data between the two OS
I often use a lot of (big) apps. (So my partition Widows C: must takes about 150GB)
What is the partition size should I put for root and home?
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I have a 750GB hard disk with Windows 7 installed. So I shrunk the C: drive to about 80 GB, created two more partitions, one for data (about 615GB), one for ubuntu (30GB) (extended partition). I ran gparted, created a 8.5 GB swap partition inside ubuntu partition, and left whatever to ubuntu root partition. So I went to install ubuntu. After a few tries, everything worked.
hey, i am trying to dual boot my laptop so i can have ubuntu and windows 7 running alongside each other. i have deleted the 'hp_tools' partition in windows and shrunk the 'C:' partition so i had a partition to install ubuntu on, but when i go to install ubuntu, it says there is an extra partition that is 1mb in size, with a flag of system, and the drive i created is recognized as unusable data!
Hi all, I've just got a new laptop running windows vista 64 bit but going to be removing that & installing fedora 11 on it & seeing as Ubuntu doesn't come with a pae kernel as standard yet, fedora is the way to go :). the Hard drive is 2x500 gigs running in raid 0 mode
here's how I would like to install fedora
When I buy laptop recently,it already install win7.
I remove D to install ubuntu 12.04 64 bits.
At first I only set partitions like this,and I don't change any other partitions related with win7:
swap 16GB
/ 150GB
But I got this message:
The partition table format in use on your disks normally requires you to create a separate partition for boot loader code.
I have a machine running ubuntu 12.04 and windows 8 on dual boot.
Hello All,
I currently have a dual-boot system handled by GRUB. Windows 7 and BT5. I have posted a picture taken in gparted of my partition table. I would like to take space from the Windows partition and add it to the BT5 partition. Then I think I would have to create a Logical Volume in the extended BT partition and Install Ubuntu there.
Yes, I have searched diligently, but haven't found the answer. I have a 320 Gb HDD dedicated to my Ubuntu 11.10 installation. This HD has never had any other OS on it. At one point I was thinking about installing Windows on it too, so I went into GParted and successfully reduced the partition containing Ubuntu to around 76 Gb.
Hello!
I have Ubuntu 13.04 installed on my (almost) my whole hard drive..and I would like to resize the main partition so I could install Windows 7 as well
The problem is..when using GParted (haven't tried anything else) I can't resize it. I tried to swapoff the swap partition and I still couldn't resize it.
Here's a screenshot of my current partition:
Thank you!