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Increasing HD space for kali linux side booted with Windows 7?
At the time of the installation with Kali Linux I only allowed it 70gb out of the 320gb which my windows 7 was using. However I feel like I made a mistake and should of gave kali 50 more gb. Is there any easier way to extend the space of kali without having to wipe data and reinstall waiting for hours? I used a usb to install it side booted by Win7 so I can have the option to jump into any OS. I just want to steal some space from Windows.
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Best bet is to boot into a live CD and use gparted to alter the partitions sizes
However, still take a backup of your data.
Junior Member
It was a success. GPart is officially an exclusive piece of partition editor.
Last edited by BackSlashx00; 2014-02-11 at 19:07.
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