Graphic tutorial on disk partition during Ubuntu Installation

In Linux, the concept of partitioning in Ubuntu stipulates that each hard disk device can contain a maximum of four primary partitions (including extended partitions). Any extended partition occupies a primary Partition Number, that is, in a hard disk, there are a maximum of four primary and extended partitions. For earlier DOS and Windows (versions earlier than Windows), the system recognizes only one primary partition. You can add a logical drive letter (logical partition) to the extended partition, further refine the partition. For download, see the next page.

In Linux, the concept of partitioning in Ubuntu stipulates that each hard disk device can contain a maximum of four primary partitions (including extended partitions). Any extended partition occupies a primary Partition Number, that is, in a hard disk, there are a maximum of four primary and extended partitions. For earlier DOS and Windows (versions earlier than Windows 2000), the system recognizes only one primary partition. You can add a logical drive letter (logical partition) to the extended partition, further refine the partition.

For download, see the next page.