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Hello,
I am trying to set up a Linux bootable partition on my MacBook Pro mid-2012.
(I have done a TimeMachine backup)
I would like to have a 120GB partition, and the free disk space is currently 250GB.
The thing is, Disk Utility won't let me choose a bigger size than 1.88GB. I cannot drag the cursor more to the left, and the box is greyed out...
Looking for some hints !
Thanks
Pierre
The only way I've been able to beat this was to erase the drive and start from scratch. I've never had the problem with the internal drive; only external ones.
I'm sure there are other ways, let's hope someone who knows them responds.
The only way I've been able to beat this was to erase the drive and start from scratch. I've never had the problem with the internal drive; only external ones.
I'm sure there are other ways, let's hope someone who knows them responds.
Cannot create a partition on my SSD with a bigger size than 1,88 GB
