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I'm a newbie. I have recently installed Ubuntu 14.04 on my Dell Vostro 3446.
I want to partition my storage so that after installing a different OS (if I ever need to do it), I don't lose data, similar to a separate partition in Windows for data files (C: contains the OS files, and D: contains data).



I can't find any satisfactory/clear description on google search on how to do this. I have already read a lot of articles which describe how to do partitioning during installation but i want to partition after installing Ubuntu. A detailed description for this will be greatly appreciated.



Thank you.



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You could use GParted Live to partition your storage.



http://gparted.org/download.php


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