Saturday, November 7, 2015

windows - Creating partitions for multiple operating systems

I changed my old 120GB harddrive to a new 320GB harddrive. I am using multiple booting, I have two OS: Windows 7 and Ubuntu. My laptop's partitioning table:




  1. System reserved, 100MB (Windows 7), NTFS, Primary

  2. Windows 7 itself, 93,15GB, NTFS, Primary

  3. Logical, ext4:



    • SWAP, 2GB

    • Ubuntu itself, 16,63GB


  4. Unallocated 186,30GB



I want to resize both OS partitions so that both partitions would have ~150GB size.



Is it possible? I have tried Gparted and EASEUS Partition Master, but couldn't succeed.

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