How to modify partitions after install?
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I wanted to have Ubuntu with full disk encryption on one big partition, and Windows on a small one. In 12.04, only the Server Edition installer has full disk encryption, so I used that and then installed ubuntu-desktop. When it asked for the size, I reduced it from ~999GB to ~750gb. Now after the install, on both gparted
and disk utility
I see /dev/sda2 taking ~931GB, and nothing unallocated, so I can't create a partition for windows.
I got the size right, because when I right-click inside a folder, then hit 'properties', I see Free space: ~690GB
(I don't know why it's not ~750GB, but at least it's not >900). The command df -h
shows the same.
So what can I do? Normally I would just resize a partition with gparted to create unallocated space, then create the partition. But here I have two problems: gparted does not seem to be showing the correct values, and also it says it does not support LUKS so I'm afraid it will mess things up.
Any thoughts?
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