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Running Linux-Mint.
System reporting 1TB hard drive but the installed drive is only 250GB.
Help on how to fix this would greatly be appreciated.
(P.S.: I am new to LINUX.)
Don't know how to do what? Copy & paste? Those howtos are all over the internet. Run the command sudo parted -l? Find an X terminal in your Mint DE's menu, open it, type the command, then copy and paste from the terminal window into the web browser you are running to use this web site.
I am certain there was no intent to be rude in any way. Wrapping code and data snippets inside code tags just means: [CODE] paste here [/CODE]. Doing so will preserve indentation and provide other visual clues which make it easier for others to comprehend. You may write those yourself as shown, or use the # button available with Advanced edit options. (A complete list of BBCode tags is always available via a link near the bottom of every thread view).
Doing so changes this...
Model: ATA Hitachi HTS54503 (scsi)
Disk /dev/sda: 320GB
Sector size (logical/physical): 512B/512B
Partition Table: msdos
Disk Flags:
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