Tanan Ubuntu users...

[technowar]

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D ba na pde i-format nalang daretso nmo ang imong Win partition to ext3/ext4? Makita ra man guro na daretso sa imong Linux.

[jerrylche]

D ba na pde i-format nalang daretso nmo ang imong Win partition to ext3/ext4? Makita ra man guro na daretso sa imong Linux.

unsaon mn na? dli ko kabalo ana... dli maerase tanan files sa ubuntu kung buhaton na?

[gianthegreat]

Eng'g sad ko. Ambot lang kaha kung daghan ta.

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[jasonrey]

unsaon mn na? dli ko kabalo ana... dli maerase tanan files sa ubuntu kung buhaton na?

if mag clean install ka sir, ma delete jud na tanan files sa ubuntu nimo.

if ako naa sa imong situation, mupili ko between 2 choices:
1. backup all important files from windows/ubuntu in a external storage. and then clean install, reformat everything (including the windows partition). and copy back the back-up files.

or

2. format your windows partition to ext3/4 (as stated before).

hope this helps

[jerrylche]

how to do option 2 bai jasonrey?

[mraljoriz]

Install ubuntu using the default options and you entire drive will be ext3.

I suggest you install ubuntu. Take the plunge and never look back. Linux gives you the following:

1. No viruses
2. More free hdd space for files
3. OS will not be generic looking and stand out

[stjohnmedrano]

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[technowar]

unsaon mn na? dli ko kabalo ana... dli maerase tanan files sa ubuntu kung buhaton na?

Feel nako dili kay ang Win partition ra man kaya ang imong i-format? Hehe

[jerrylche]

Feel nako dili kay ang Win partition ra man kaya ang imong i-format? Hehe

pero unsaon mn na pag format sa win partition without touching anything sa ubuntu partition? and pwede bah ni ma merge and duha ka partitions paghuman para madungagan ang storage incase mag upgrade nsd ang ubuntu?

[jasonrey]

Steps:

1. select Places -> Computer
2. right click on the drive/partition you want to format
3. select "Format..." (click the thumbnail to see the larger image)
4. select the "...ext4" option

warning: i don't really know how this affects the boot-up. since the option to boot to windows is removed due to the formatting.