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skinnymg1hello everyone02:55
skinnymg1so, once this is done installing I should be able to reboot into the install?03:00
docadamsI have a system with 4TB drive.  If I install xubuntu 18.10, I can take the whole drive in remaining after swap space allocated.  If I clean the drive, install win10 (need it for one thing) and then run live cd and using gparted 0.32.0 I can only get partition of less than 2GB.  Installed with dual boot and still can not resize the /ext4 partition.  Can I get the whole 3TB+ in one partition?03:57
docadamsSorry.  That should be 2TB instead of 2GB for each of the two partitions I make up after the win10 partition.04:03
well_laid_lawndocadams:  is it an older computer, 32bit ?04:05
docadamsNo.  It is a 64bit Intel i5 with quad core.  Have 8GB of main memory.04:06
docadamsI can give you lshw listing (long!!).04:07
well_laid_lawna bios setting is the only other thing I can think of for a file size limit04:07
docadamsI would think the bios setting would come into play with the installation of xubuntu taking the whole drive.  It does not as I can get one partition over 3.5TB.04:10
well_laid_lawnk04:10
docadamsHere is message I get if I install gparted and try to resize with the system installed.04:12
well_laid_lawndocadams:  a quick web search says you need to use gpt04:12
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docadamslibparted : 3.204:12
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docadamspartition length of 4480573440 sectors exceeds the msdos-partition-table-imposed maximum of 429496729504:12
well_laid_lawn!partition04:16
ubottuFor help with partitioning a new install see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowtoPartition | For partitioning programs, see !GParted (recommended) or !PartitionManager. Other partitioning topics include !fstab, !home, and !swap04:16
docadamsThanks.  I'll log out and use the steps in the URL.  ciao.04:17
well_laid_lawnluck04:19
Orioaevening04:59
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mnanhi08:28
mnanHi. I have a quick question. While installing xubuntu from the usb installer onto a usb 3.1 stick, I can't select the stick a main installation directory pointer so that I could encrypt the USB 3.1 drive. Is there any other possibility to change the main installation onto the usb stick so that I can make use of the encryption other than taking the harddisk out of my laptop ? :) thanks08:37
faithinstrangersok dumb question - i have 16gb of ram, do I need swap?18:44
faithinstrangersif so, how much? a guide on redhat is suggesting i use 8gb, but i'm not sure18:44
brainwashyou would need it for what?18:46
faithinstrangersi'm not sure what you're asking18:47
faithinstrangersi thought it was common practice to have a swap partition, no?18:48
brainwashif you run out of memory, or if you want to use suspend-to-disk18:49
brainwashis this the case?18:49
faithinstrangersi'm intending of having the computer run 24/7 without suspending or sleeping18:49
faithinstrangersit's a desktop if that helps18:50
brainwashthere you have it then18:51
faithinstrangersok cool18:51
faithinstrangersthanks :)18:51
brainwashnp18:51
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xubuntu09whello21:41
xubuntu09wneed help21:42
xubuntu09wI have installed xubuntu on virtualbox, how to make the screen right size?21:43

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