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I wanted to expand my Ubuntu partition using DiskGenius on Windows, as normal Windows Disk Management and GParted couldn't do so and I received the following output:
It basically says that some inodes are mapped wrongly and I need to manually change that. How?
partitioning inode
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I wanted to expand my Ubuntu partition using DiskGenius on Windows, as normal Windows Disk Management and GParted couldn't do so and I received the following output:
It basically says that some inodes are mapped wrongly and I need to manually change that. How?
partitioning inode
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Please don't use windows tools to expand Ubuntu / Linux partitions. Use gparted or similar. To fix the inode errors, runfsck /dev/sdXYas root (or by sudo) on the relevant partiton .. X=disk (a, b, ..), Y= partition number (1, 2, ..). The partition must not be mounted, so you might have to do it from a Live USB. Similary, gparted can't expand a mounted partition, so this also have to be done in a Live session.
– Soren A
2 days ago
How do I create Live USB? I had my Ubuntu installed by other person who then took his pendrive away
– m1kush
2 days ago
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I wanted to expand my Ubuntu partition using DiskGenius on Windows, as normal Windows Disk Management and GParted couldn't do so and I received the following output:
It basically says that some inodes are mapped wrongly and I need to manually change that. How?
partitioning inode
edited 2 days ago
LeonidMew
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asked 2 days ago
m1kushm1kush
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I wanted to expand my Ubuntu partition using DiskGenius on Windows, as normal Windows Disk Management and GParted couldn't do so and I received the following output:
It basically says that some inodes are mapped wrongly and I need to manually change that. How?
partitioning inode
partitioning inode
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Please don't use windows tools to expand Ubuntu / Linux partitions. Use gparted or similar. To fix the inode errors, runfsck /dev/sdXYas root (or by sudo) on the relevant partiton .. X=disk (a, b, ..), Y= partition number (1, 2, ..). The partition must not be mounted, so you might have to do it from a Live USB. Similary, gparted can't expand a mounted partition, so this also have to be done in a Live session.
– Soren A
2 days ago
How do I create Live USB? I had my Ubuntu installed by other person who then took his pendrive away
– m1kush
2 days ago
add a comment |
Please don't use windows tools to expand Ubuntu / Linux partitions. Use gparted or similar. To fix the inode errors, runfsck /dev/sdXYas root (or by sudo) on the relevant partiton .. X=disk (a, b, ..), Y= partition number (1, 2, ..). The partition must not be mounted, so you might have to do it from a Live USB. Similary, gparted can't expand a mounted partition, so this also have to be done in a Live session.
– Soren A
2 days ago
How do I create Live USB? I had my Ubuntu installed by other person who then took his pendrive away
– m1kush
2 days ago
Please don't use windows tools to expand Ubuntu / Linux partitions. Use gparted or similar. To fix the inode errors, run
fsck /dev/sdXY as root (or by sudo) on the relevant partiton .. X=disk (a, b, ..), Y= partition number (1, 2, ..). The partition must not be mounted, so you might have to do it from a Live USB. Similary, gparted can't expand a mounted partition, so this also have to be done in a Live session.– Soren A
2 days ago
Please don't use windows tools to expand Ubuntu / Linux partitions. Use gparted or similar. To fix the inode errors, run
fsck /dev/sdXY as root (or by sudo) on the relevant partiton .. X=disk (a, b, ..), Y= partition number (1, 2, ..). The partition must not be mounted, so you might have to do it from a Live USB. Similary, gparted can't expand a mounted partition, so this also have to be done in a Live session.– Soren A
2 days ago
How do I create Live USB? I had my Ubuntu installed by other person who then took his pendrive away
– m1kush
2 days ago
How do I create Live USB? I had my Ubuntu installed by other person who then took his pendrive away
– m1kush
2 days ago
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Please don't use windows tools to expand Ubuntu / Linux partitions. Use gparted or similar. To fix the inode errors, run
fsck /dev/sdXYas root (or by sudo) on the relevant partiton .. X=disk (a, b, ..), Y= partition number (1, 2, ..). The partition must not be mounted, so you might have to do it from a Live USB. Similary, gparted can't expand a mounted partition, so this also have to be done in a Live session.– Soren A
2 days ago
How do I create Live USB? I had my Ubuntu installed by other person who then took his pendrive away
– m1kush
2 days ago