Yeah i wouldnt worry, if it wasnt because the bar stoped moving
Yeah i wouldnt worry, if it wasnt because the bar stoped moving
OI can still move the mouse and interact with other things but not gparted
Hif the application is responsive (click the small
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Hreminds me of that broken windows 10 partition manager which takes years 
OIts not reacting to it
Hok i have not had it freeze like that before
WYou can expand the details in the bottom box will give you an idea of the process it's currently doing
O
OWell
Wohhh that's not good
OWhat should i do?
Hbecause it is moving data i would just wait it out, i have no idea if this is a hdd, sata ssd or nvme ssd in an usb enclosure
OIts hdd
Hoh yeah leave it
Hthat is going to take ages
ODamn
Hjust click wait and leave it going
Asometimes it breaks
Apart of the process
OWill do, in how many hours should i do something else?
Aif it breaks your partition is sus
Aafter that
Abut it happens
Ai thought you had resized it?
OYeah but didnt apply, now i applied it and its like that
Arip
Adunno how long it takes havent resized many ntfs partitions
Hthe longest i had to wait for a massive resize has been 18 hours but that was on a 1TB drive almost a decade ago on a laptop
Hand it was a big resize+move with lots of data
Ti got this working now. I was on the families beta on my pc, once i update this steaam version to that the STREAM option is showing now
OWould it be better if i cancel it, backup the available data i can access from bazzite, then i format the whole Windows partition?
Tpartition woes, i feel for you
Hwould be faster but if you cancel now you risk losing all the data on the windows partition
Hits why they tell you to make a backup first if you do not want to risk any data loss
OYeah that was My bad, i really tested My luck
Hmost people (me included) yolo partiton resizes 
Hbut i also make backups somewhat regularly
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Hhuh thats at least a new one
VTop comment said it might be because Windows is hibernating?
CLooks like fastboot, yeah
CAgain
Hmost likely
Hbut he said to wipe all of windows so it shouldnt matter then
Hwhich is weird
Ti had a battle with my laptop to get this installed. but guess what. I won
WCould it be a raid setting in the bios? Or some secure boot gremlins?
Tsecure boot is a fickle beast, could be that
WActually yeah thats a good candidate too
Hif it was the usual raid enabled on computers (intel RST) even though it has only 1 disk then linux wouldnt see that by default and think there is no disk 
Hat least from my experiences running into it
