(In reply to comment #6)
> I had this same problem, and managed to fix it. I tried to resize an NTFS
> partition, but it just went back to the manager and the partition kept its old
size.
>
> Running ntfsresize from the console told me that the drive had errors and that I
> should run CHKDSK /F from Windows. After I did that, I booted from the install
> cd again, and resizing worked!
I had the same problem but didn't know to even run ntfsresize. Tried to resize
ntfs partition, took a while, did nothing. It took me a long time to figure out
it was because the ntfs partition had bad blocks. It would be nice if the
Ubuntu installer reported this error instead of just returning to the partition
table with no changes made and no explanation.
.
(In reply to comment #6)
> I had this same problem, and managed to fix it. I tried to resize an NTFS
> partition, but it just went back to the manager and the partition kept its old
size.
>
> Running ntfsresize from the console told me that the drive had errors and that I
> should run CHKDSK /F from Windows. After I did that, I booted from the install
> cd again, and resizing worked!
I had the same problem but didn't know to even run ntfsresize. Tried to resize
ntfs partition, took a while, did nothing. It took me a long time to figure out
it was because the ntfs partition had bad blocks. It would be nice if the
Ubuntu installer reported this error instead of just returning to the partition
table with no changes made and no explanation.
.