I have a 750GB sata hard drive. I have installed Ubuntu using the option "Erase everything on the drive and install Ubuntu". Now the installation is completed and I have a big partition of almost 745Gb.
- size: 745 GB — 722 GB free (3.2% full)
- device: /dev/sda2
- partition type: Linux Filesystem
- Content: Ext4 (version 1.0) — Mounted at Filesystem Root
There's also a swap partition:
- size: 4.2 GB (4,220,518,400 bytes)
- device: /dev/sda3
- partition type: Linux Swap
- Content: Swap (version 1) — Active
I don't know whether Ubuntu is installed in it or not. I want from the remaining 722GB, 600GB to create two or three different partitions.
Can I make these new partitions in such a way that in future if I want to install Windows for a dual-boot it will be possible to do so?
No comments:
Post a Comment