Translations by Anthony Harrington

Anthony Harrington has submitted the following strings to this translation. Contributions are visually coded: currently used translations, unreviewed suggestions, rejected suggestions.

51100 of 117 results
383.
%s of %s — %s
2017-02-21
%s of %s — %s
401.
Error while repairing filesystem
2017-09-10
Error while repairing filesystem
402.
Repair successful
2017-09-10
Repair successful
403.
Repair failed
2017-09-10
Repair failed
404.
Filesystem %s on %s has been repaired.
2017-09-10
Filesystem %s on %s has been repaired.
405.
Filesystem %s on %s could not be repaired.
2017-09-10
Filesystem %s on %s could not be repaired.
406.
Confirm Repair
2017-09-10
Confirm Repair
407.
A filesystem repair is not always possible and can cause data loss. Consider backing it up first in order to use forensic recovery tools that retrieve lost files. Depending on the amount of data this operation takes longer time.
2017-09-10
A filesystem repair is not always possible and can cause data loss. Consider backing it up first in order to use forensic recovery tools that retrieve lost files. This operation will take more time, depending on the amount of data.
408.
Error while checking filesystem
2017-09-10
Error while checking filesystem
409.
Filesystem intact
2017-09-10
Filesystem intact
410.
Filesystem damaged
2017-09-10
Filesystem damaged
411.
Filesystem %s on %s is undamaged.
2017-09-10
Filesystem %s on %s is undamaged.
412.
Filesystem %s on %s needs repairing.
2017-09-10
Filesystem %s on %s needs repairing.
413.
Confirm Check
2017-09-10
Confirm Check
414.
Depending on the amount of data the filesystem check takes longer time.
2017-09-10
This operation will take more time, depending on the amount of data.
431.
Invalid compressed data
2013-12-30
Invalid compressed data
432.
Not enough memory
2013-12-30
Not enough memory
433.
Internal error
2013-12-30
Internal error
434.
Need more input
2013-12-30
Need more input
438.
_New Disk Image…
2017-09-10
_New Disk Image…
445.
_Abort Benchmark
2012-08-09
_Abort Benchmark
446.
Last Benchmarked
2012-08-09
Last Benchmarked
447.
Average Read Rate
2012-08-09
Average Read Rate
448.
Average Write Rate
2012-08-09
Average Write Rate
451.
Sample Size
2012-08-09
Sample Size
454.
Benchmarking involves measuring the transfer rate on various area of the device as well as measuring how long it takes to seek from one random area to another. Please back up important data before using the write benchmark.
2012-08-09
Benchmarking involves measuring the transfer rate on various areas of the device, as well as measuring how long it takes to seek from one random area to another. Please back up important data before using the write benchmark.
456.
Number of S_amples
2012-08-09
Number of S_amples
457.
Sample S_ize (MiB)
2012-08-09
Sample S_ize (MiB)
499.
The size of the partition to create
2017-09-10
The size of the partition to create
512.
The free space following the partition
2017-09-10
The free space following the partition
529.
Aggressive spin-down may wear out the drive faster than anticipated. Please check the “Start/Stop Count” SMART attribute from time to time
2015-12-28
Aggressive spin-down may wear out the drive faster than anticipated. Please check the “Start/Stop Count” SMART attribute from time to time
552.
Detach loop device after unmount action
2017-09-10
Detach loop device after unmount action
556.
Mount selected partition
2015-12-28
Mount selected partition
557.
Unmount selected partition
2015-12-28
Unmount selected partition
558.
Activate selected swap partition
2015-12-28
Activate selected swap partition
559.
Deactivate selected swap partition
2015-12-28
Deactivate selected swap partition
560.
Unlock selected encrypted partition
2015-12-28
Unlock selected encrypted partition
561.
Lock selected encrypted partition
2015-12-28
Lock selected encrypted partition
562.
Create partition in unallocated space
2015-12-28
Create partition in unallocated space
563.
Delete selected partition
2015-12-28
Delete selected partition
564.
Additional partition options
2015-12-28
Additional partition options
566.
UUID
2017-09-10
UUID
577.
Us_er Session Defaults
2017-09-10
Us_er Session Defaults
578.
Switch off <i>User Session Defaults</i> to manage encryption options and passphrase for the device. The options correspond to an entry in the <b>/etc/crypttab</b> file
2017-09-10
Switch off <i>User Session Defaults</i> to manage encryption options and passphrase for the device. The options correspond to an entry in the <b>/etc/crypttab</b> file
580.
The name to use for the unlocked device — the device is set up as the name prefixed with <b>/dev/mapper</b>/
2017-02-21
The name to use for the unlocked device — the device is set up as the name prefixed with <b>/dev/mapper</b>/
586.
_Unlock at system startup
2017-09-10
_Unlock at system startup
587.
If checked, the device will be unlocked at system startup [!noauto]
2017-09-10
If checked, the device will be unlocked at system startup [!noauto]
596.
This filesystem will be automatically unmounted prior to any changes.
2017-09-10
This filesystem will be automatically unmounted prior to any changes.
599.
Switch off <i>User Session Defaults</i> to manage mount point and mount options for the device. The options correspond to an entry in the <b>/etc/fstab</b> file
2017-09-10
Switch off <i>User Session Defaults</i> to manage mount point and mount options for the device. The options correspond to an entry in the <b>/etc/fstab</b> file
601.
The <b>special device file</b> — use symlinks in the <b>/dev/disk</b> hierarchy to control the scope of the entry
2017-02-21
The <b>special device file</b> — use symlinks in the <b>/dev/disk</b> hierarchy to control the scope of the entry