mint partitioning error
Dave Stevens
geek at uniserve.com
Thu May 13 23:06:40 UTC 2021
I have a computer with a system disk running mint 20. I also have a
32gb flash drive with mint 20 installed. Both boot and run ok. The
flash drive has one big 32GB partition. I want to run gparted from the
system disk to add a data partition to the flash drive. I run gparted
as admin (sudo) when the flash drive is not mounted. I have used
gparted many times satisfactorily. I'd like to have the existing
partition on the flash drive reduced to about 10GB after which I'll
allocate the remaining space to a data partition suitably formatted.
I can't get past the part of gparted that should shrink the existing
partition. The options I want are greyed out. There isn't a little lock
icon beside the partition in the partition list. I'm stuck.
The flash drive seems ok otherwise, no errors showing up.
Anyone able to recommend a tutorial or workaround?
Dave
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