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Membuat Partisi Hardisk dengan GParted

Gparted atau Gnome Partition Editor merupakan software yang berjalan di atas Linux yang digunakan untuk membuat, menghapus, mengubah ukuran, memindahkan, mengecek, menyalin, dan memformat partisi pada hardisk. Ini misalnya digunakan setelah membeli hardisk baru dan ingin membaginya menjadi beberapa partisi atau membuat partisi baru setelah mengecilkan ukuran partisi-partisi yang sudah ada. File system yang didukung oleh GParted dapat dikatakan cukup lengkap, dari yang umum dikenal di Linux seperi ext2, ext3, jfs, atau reiserfs sampai yang biasa dikenal di Windows seperti fat, fat32, dan NTFS.

Selain dapat diinstall atau memang sudah tersedia pada berbagai distro Linux, GParted dapat juga dijalankan melalui CD atau media USB flashdisk dimana di situ linux dijalankan secara instan. Kemudahan penggunaan GParted melalui media CD atau USB flashdisk adalah ketidaktergantungan pada sistem operasi yang sudah terinstall pada hardisk termasuk hardisk yang hanya terinstall Windows.

Cara menjalankan GParted yang mudah adalah melalui media CD. Download file .iso GParted versi terbaru, kemudian burning ke CD. Selanjutnya lakukan booting komputer menggunakan CD tersebut. Ketika proses booting diminta memilih opsi tertentu, umumnya cukup dengan memilih [Enter] untuk menggunakan opsi default-nya, hingga tampilan linux dan GParted yang dijalankan sudah keluar.

Cara penggunaan agar dapat menjalankan Gparted melalui media USB flash drive, PXE server atau pada hardisk, sudah disediakan pula panduannya pada website GParted.
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lies yulianto said…
kayanya bagus dech ini postingan, tp perlu dicoba dulu
biasanya hanya pake live cd ato PM...
thanx mr.admin....
March 13, 2010 at 10:25 PM
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