I have installed both exfat-fuse and exfat-utils.
However, when I go to gparted, and attempt to format a partition as exFAT, the exfat option is greyed out when attempting to create or format a partition.
Why is this so? How can I use gparted to create an exfat partition?
I have been using gparted for years under any ubuntu version. gparted won't start under ubuntu 17.10. Is this a bug of ubuntu 17.10?
My computer has UEFI based BIOS and I want to start over from scratch.
The PC came with Windows installed - I later installed Ubuntu alongside.
I want to completely re-build my whole disk and install only Ubuntu on it.
So it is not about how to install Ubuntu, it is about how to prepare a disk.
What is the most professional way and which tasks will I have to perform?
On my laptop I have Ubuntu 11.10 and Windows 7 in dual boot mode.
I made a partition of 30 GB for Ubuntu but now it's too small and I want to increase this disk size from 32 GB to 100 GB.
This is home my disk looks like:
C Drive - 360 GB
D Drive - 200 GB
E Drive - 80 GB
On the F Drive I installed Ubuntu which contains 30 GB.
How can I increase this partition from 30 GB to 100 GB?
Someone suggested Gpart tool to achiveve this. but there is a risk to lose my Windows or Ubuntu install.
I have a blank USB flash drive I want to put a new filesystem on. If I try adding a new partition it complains "No partition table found on device /dev/sdc". Creating a msdos partition table seems to work correctly, except that when I go to add a new partition it complains with the same error. What am I missing?