#home storage space wont increase stuck on 8gb when it should be over a tb
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wait up. . u fully installed like i said before right?
with the erase and install option onto the nvme of your choice?
believe so even resetted
ok and then u rebooted into the completed install ?
yes i think so
and you got a welcome app show up ?
once at desktop u got a welcome app?
what are u staring at right now? a blank desktop?
as i had steam and no longer had steam
is there an 'install linux mint' icon on your desktop right now, yes or no?
dont boot from that
u can see it says OEM
that's the live installer's GRUB
set your UEFI/BIOS to boot from the 'ubuntu' listing,
understood
which should appear alongside the model name of the nvme drive u installed on
brb
your grub menu should look like that
roughly accurate to the distro
or it may just load direct to the OS
which you'll be hit in the face with a huge white Welcome app and 'first steps' thing
i believe its fixed i was booting from live and had to go to my uefi setting to boot from the unbuntu
can u now run a lsblk -f and show it maximized
wait a sec
do:
lsblk -o NAME,TYPE,MODEL,LABEL,SIZE,FSSIZE,FSTYPE,FSUSED,FSAVAIL,MOUNTPOINT
all one line precisely as
control v dosent seem to work
ctrl-shift-v
ty
for your own sake, so u can see the labelling better, do Ctrl-
as in, ctrl minus a few times
then hit up arrow, and repeat last command
so go to terminal and press crtl - ?
ok one sec
numerous times to shrink the font, and maximize the term. window
your linux install now has 859 binary gigs (GiB) of free space on your nvme1n1 partition 2
i would make it a priority to label all your ext4 partitions
use no spaces in labels , only underscor if u wish, and no more than 10 or 11 basic characters
understood
use the Disks app for that. click a valid partition, the gear icon, and then 'edit filesystem'
except the ntfs
i understand what you mean now
i was going to label is like this but its not the entire drive its parts of the drive
nvme1n1p1 can be labeled ESP - for (efi system partition) which as u can see is where it's mounted as, and is critical for booting
this has absolutely NOTHING to do wiht ur current install
swap is builtin as a file.
oooh
u can basically delete everything on nvme0n1
which one does it?
if u want to clear off that whole drive, first u must click stop for every partition on it
nvme0n1 partition 4, showed in lsblk to have some data used
6.8 gigs worth
if that was a failed or bad install, then just wipe the whole drive from the dots menu
dont delete p4 til u investigate it
ok
go to nvme0n1 drive
click p4
click the play icon under the chart
then the blue link
u sure?
yep nothings in there
nothing of importance in that aqua folder?
aight go back to the disk app n hit the stop button
ok
idk if theres like a disk recovery thing i can do
understood
.
do NOT overwrite shit
unless u wanna sit there n wait
then hit + on the new free space, new volume
give it a simpleass name/label
make as OTHER: BTRFS type for maximum space efficiency
im not seeing a + sign
im supposed to be on format disk screen right?
did u finish this or not? QUICK ERASE
i dont see quick erase on either of the menus
all i see im not overwriting it
yes click that
which one
so back to the format image
hit format
ok
then the plus later n make as OTHER: BTRFS