When using the command "cp", I need to know where exactly I want to paste my file. Often, I have to copy a file but without having to paste immediately or sometimes I do not know where I have to paste it. I want to have the option of navigating to the directory where I want to paste the file and ...
@AndyK it's OK, no big deal. Just so you know, a better way would be to repeat the basics of the question here in chat, and then include the link as a reference.
It might just be that Windows hasn't shut down properly but has hibernated. I think Windows does something like that by default. I know others have reported problems accessing a disk after Windows has used it.
Lubuntu view:
Windows view:
I want to expand my current Lubuntu partition to use up all the free space left. However, Lubuntu doesn't differ between the real Windows partition and free space. Any safe solution?
I tried gparted as suggested in an answer, but have the same issue:
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@AndyK Have you searched dmesg (and other system logs, depending on which Linux distribution you are using) for errors about hardware not being recognized?
@AndyK I'd suggest adding some information about your hardware to your question (at least PC model, disk model) to make it easier to search for known issues.
Also: lshw -class storage should list your SATA controller (assuming yours is a SATA drive) (while I'd expect lshw -class storage not to show the drive that is not listed by other programs). You may also check the output of lsscsi. In short, the first thing I's try to make clear is which piece of hardware is not being seen by Linux.
Lubuntu view:
Windows view:
I want to expand my current Lubuntu partition to use up all the free space left. However, Lubuntu doesn't differ between the real Windows partition and free space. Any safe solution?
I tried gparted as suggested in an answer, but have the same issue:
UPDATE: ...
