I am using Windows 10, and I want to install Ubuntu. I have shrunk my C: drive in Disk Management, and there is 600GB of free space on my hard drive. How do I allocate this space to Ubuntu when installing?
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4Possible duplicate of How to use manual partitioning during installation? – Pilot6 Jan 22 '16 at 12:28
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I advise you go up in ubuntu live mode (run this CD or USB stick). Open gparted (management software der partitions) and create a partition on ext4 / dev / sda2 and sda3 (depends where windows is installed, you should be in \ dev \ sda1) with at least 100 GB. and create a partition for swap (logic) on / dev / sda5 (autmático to be logical). If you do not practice, back up your data first. As you decrease the space on your C drive (NTFS), this space had been no lease. Then increase the size of your ext4 partition to format it.
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