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Distribution: openSuSE Tumbleweed-KDE, Mint 21, MX-21, Manjaro
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Originally posted by MasterC I think what they were trying to suggest is to use linux fdisk to remove create a new partition.
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No, but that is what I should have done .
I got it all mixed up with (GNU)parted(?), I meant him to change the size of his partition. But your way is cleaner ... I guess that's what distinguishes the Moderator from the Member .
Parted is not a bad idea either, I just prefer to start fresh with linux tools on my fresh drives. But parted might do the necessary things if there is data on the drive that cannot be wiped.
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