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My recommendation would be to use GParted 0.6.2. This is because
GParted 0.6.0 contains two serious bugs that have been fixed in version
0.6.2.
The bugs present in GParted 0.6.0 are as follows:
Bug 623630 - Move logical partition to right yields invalid partition table on
/dev/sda -- wrong sign
I just uploaded gparted 0.6.0-1ubuntu1 to maverick, including Curtis'
upstream fixes for sector sizes > 512.
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>From the log file I translated the following message from Spanish:
No se puede detectar el sistema de ficheros.
to English:
Can not detect file system.
Based on this message it would appear that the libparted library is
unable to detect the FAT32 file system. This is not surprising
Curtis: I haven't tried creating a new partition on the disk using
gparted. The only partition in the disk was created with fdisk and then
formatted with mkfs.vfat. This is the one I can't resize. I hope this
helps.
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Diego, are you able to create new partitions with the FAT32 file system,
and then resize these new partitions?
This answer would help to diagnose if the problem occurs for all FAT32
file systems on your disk device, or one specific file system.
As a side note, GParted uses the libparted library t
I tested gparted 0.6.0 under ubuntu 10.04. It does recognize my 4096
byte/sector disk and allows to align to MB, however when attempting to write
libparted 2.2 throws an error and stops detecting the device. I was trying to
shrink a FAT32 (LBA) file system.
I'm attaching gparted's log but doesn'
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Thank's
i' have tried gparted-live-0.6.0-1.iso by virtualbox on an external usb drive
Samsung S1 mini 120 Go - HXSU012BA and that' s ok (aligned on Mio).
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GParted 0.6.0 has just been released upstream. This new version
includes support for devices with sector sizes greater than 512 bytes.
For more details refer to the following link:
http://gparted.sourceforge.net/news.php
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For those having this problem: I think partitioning should work
correctly when using parted in "lucid" (Ubuntu 10.04). It's a
commandline tool somewhat like fdisk or cfdisk, but AFAIK it will/can
align partitions correctly.
(And as Curtis explained, for GParted, this is still worked on.)
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Diego, at the moment no additional information is required, at least
from my perspective.
The problem with GParted crashing was avoided in version 0.5.1 by having
GParted ignore devices with sector sizes > 512 bytes. See the following bug
report for more details.
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show
I have the same problem in Ubuntu 9.10.
I was never able to use gparted while my external 4096 byte/sector usb drive
was connected.
I went ahead and made the desired partitions using fdisk. After backing up a
lot of data in that drive, I found out my drive was performing real slow
writing.
I rea
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** Changed in: gparted
Importance: Undecided => Unknown
** Changed in: gparted
Status: New => Unknown
** Changed in: gparted
Remote watch: None => GNOME Bug Tracker #607165
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Support for disk devices with sectors sizes > 512 bytes is being worked on
upstream.
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=607165
** Bug watch added: GNOME Bug Tracker #607165
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** Summary changed:
- gparted crashes on startup
+ gparted doesn't support sector sizes > 512
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