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...it will only partition to 931.51 with 14.81 GiB used. I don't know why, because it is a bare drive, and I want it for storage only. The GParted should have seen it as a 1000 GiB drive, right? It doesn't register in my places either. I hope there is someone out there who can help me.
Thanks in advance.
Thank you for all your helps. I now know how to create a file system on a secondary drive, as well as set up a ext3 partition. I just wanted optimal drive space.
pwc101, YOU ROCK!
Distro is short for distribution. Why the O?
Maybe it's like...Valley-Speak for, like DISTRO ya know! I'm SURE! It's like, DUDE! TOTALLY AWESOME DISTRO, MAN!
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