Hey, i installed Ubuntu through Wubi a while back, it's 10.04 Lucid Lynx and a few minutes ago it said i have less than a GB of space remaining for Ubuntu, keep in mind i still have a little over 200 GB on my hard-drive (Dual-Boot with Windows 7). I am wondering how to give my Ubuntu some more space. Any help appreciated.
Thanks.
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Come on I'm dieing here!
Crack open GParted and shrink your windows partition, then expand the ext partition.
If you're looking to resize paritions, you could use something like gparted.
First post I've ever made in the linux forums. :v:
edit: And I get ninja'd. ffffffffffffuuu
Wait a minute... Doesn't Wubi simply create a file containing Ubuntu and not make a partition?
[QUOTE=Boris-B;23044570]Wait a minute... Doesn't Wubi simply create a file containing Ubuntu and not make a partition?[/QUOTE]
Yes that's the problem right there.
[QUOTE=Boris-B;23044570]Wait a minute... Doesn't Wubi simply create a file containing Ubuntu and not make a partition?[/QUOTE]
That's exactly what it does. You should not use WUBI, install it the right way instead.
[QUOTE=Lego399;23052228]That's exactly what it does. You should not use WUBI, install it the right way instead.[/QUOTE]
I might end up making a disc and a partition from the start again.
I would recommend that. WUBI beats your wife and children. It is just no fun.
You could try: [url]http://lubi.sourceforge.net/lvpm.html[/url] I've never used it myself though.
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