I have divided my 1000 GB or so hard drive into two parts, in order to install Ubuntu. However, System Monitor for some reason says I can only use 202 GB (and not about 500 GB as I would expect). The rest seems to be distributed somewhere else (like the image below).
I do not understand why it happens, but I just deleted my old Windows partition using the Live USB, and I want to relocate all the remaining space to Ubuntu, in order to use all of my hard drive there. How can I do this in GParted?
Edit: If I type sudo lsblk -f
in the terminal in the main partition (not the USB), it gives me the following (egavs is my username):
NAME FSTYPE LABEL UUID MOUNTPOINT
sda
├─sda1 ext3 ebee7c6e-b496-4156-96be-33babd8af832
├─sda2
├─sda5 ntfs 01D04ACDA066D7F0
├─sda6 ext4 f8ce9aa8-15fc-424c-b3ae-7162087664f5 /
└─sda7 swap eb95af05-2b8b-47e8-abb7-7a7df5c556a6 [SWAP]
sdf
└─sdf1 vfat 7052-3404 /media/egavs/7052-3404
sr0
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