If you have setup dual boot on a single drive, and you are facing low disk space issue, you first need to shrink the linux partition and create unallocated space. Then in Windows, extend the OS partition and utilize the unallocated space. I hope this world help you out...
Pls make sure that you are typing correct number for sizing the partition. If still you get the same result, pls share your commands. I'll check it out and revert...
Hi, You can create multiple users in Linux by using "sudo newusers " command. For that you will need to have one text file in which you will mention user names and other details in this format. "UserName:Password:UID:GID:comments:HomeDirectory:UserShell" Example: "user2:Pass@123:1001:1001::/home/user2:/bin/bash"
Hi Afsaar! My apologies for replying late. Sda is your primary storage and sdb is secondary one. If you have two hard drive in your computer make sure it is detected in Disk utility in Linux or you can check it in BIOS also.
Thank you, sir!
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Clear instructions, thank you!
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How to create partition in read only file system
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How can I send rest of the memory to windows. Linux stold me all HDD disk and I dont know how to restore IT.
If you have setup dual boot on a single drive, and you are facing low disk space issue, you first need to shrink the linux partition and create unallocated space. Then in Windows, extend the OS partition and utilize the unallocated space. I hope this world help you out...
How to do the stripping
It only lets me create 1mb partition even tho I have 500gb, I only want to make my drive 250 and 250
Pls make sure that you are typing correct number for sizing the partition. If still you get the same result, pls share your commands. I'll check it out and revert...
Thank you
You're most welcome
sir please tell us how to add multiple users at a time
Hi,
You can create multiple users in Linux by using "sudo newusers " command. For that you will need to have one text file in which you will mention user names and other details in this format. "UserName:Password:UID:GID:comments:HomeDirectory:UserShell"
Example: "user2:Pass@123:1001:1001::/home/user2:/bin/bash"
its does'nt show any sdb or sdc help me?
Hi Afsaar! My apologies for replying late. Sda is your primary storage and sdb is secondary one. If you have two hard drive in your computer make sure it is detected in Disk utility in Linux or you can check it in BIOS also.
Thank you