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<pre>Using GParted, you can do this by going into Device->Create Partition Table and select "gpt" from the list.</pre> | <pre>Using GParted, you can do this by going into Device->Create Partition Table and select "gpt" from the list.</pre> | ||
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Revision as of 22:02, 29 November 2020
Use fdisk to identify new hard drive (use sudo or root)
fdisk -l
For larger disks, make sure the partition table is gpt (vs mbr). This allows for larger and more partitions. To do this:
Using GParted, you can do this by going into Device->Create Partition Table and select "gpt" from the list.
Or parted
sudo aptitude install parted parted /dev/sdb print mkpart primary 0% 100%