Showing posts with label ext4. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ext4. Show all posts
Ade Malsasa Akbar Tuesday, May 23, 2023 at 22:46

Safely Convert Hard Disk to GPT without Data Loss

We want to share with you a note from our experience in converting a 320GB hard disk drive from MBR to GPT without data loss. We use gdisk, a famous tool by Roderick "Rodsbooks" Smith, and do several steps to finish it in a very quick time. Here's the results.

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Ade Malsasa Akbar Wednesday, March 24, 2021 at 22:15

Installing openSUSE Leap 15

This is my experience on installing openSUSE, the green chameleon operating system, Leap Edition version 15.2 to my computer. It is a family of GNU/Linux hence a distant sibling to Ubuntu with a distinct feature called YaST, the green tapir control panel, on top of its RPM software package basis. I installed it on a virtual machine in normal method as I used on Ubuntu. However, this can be used for actual installation to the real hardware directly including in dualboot mode. Thus, I share this with you by wishing it to be useful. Let's go!
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Damar Riyadi Saturday, June 15, 2013 at 17:11

DiskInternals Linux Reader: Access Ext4 Linux Partition Inside Windows

Dual boot is a common method for those who want to try Linux operating system without leaving the current operating system, mainly Windows. Dual boot enables two operating systems or more to be installed in one computer. In Windows-Linux case, Linux can easily "read" the Windows partition including the NTFS partition, but Linux partition can be read by default in Windows without installing third party application. So, if you want to a quick access to any file in Linux partition while you are on Windows without rebooting, you might give DiskInternals Linux Reader a try!

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