Translations by Tiffany Antopolski

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_New
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_New
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finding optimal block size
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finding optimal block size
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You can learn how to repair the boot configuration in the GParted FAQ.
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You can learn how to repair the boot configuration in the GParted FAQ.
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copy %1 using a block size of %2
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copy %1 using a block size of %2
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Use Partition menu options, such as unmount or swapoff, to deactivate all partitions on this device before creating a new partition table.
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Use Partition menu options, such as unmount or swapoff, to deactivate all partitions on this device before creating a new partition table.
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%1 partition is currently active on device %2.
%1 partitions are currently active on device %2.
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%1 partition is currently active on device %2.
%1 partitions are currently active on device %2.
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read %1 using a block size of %2
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read %1 using a block size of %2
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optimal block size is %1
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optimal block size is %1
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%1 (%2 B) copied
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%1 (%2 B) copied
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GParted requires libparted version 2.2 or higher to support devices with sector sizes larger than 512 bytes.
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GParted requires libparted version 2.2 or higher to support devices with sector sizes larger than 512 bytes.
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The following list of software packages is required for %1 file system support: %2.
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The following list of software packages is required for %1 file system support: %2.
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New
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New
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None
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None
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MiB
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MiB
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%1 (%2 B) read
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%1 (%2 B) read
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read %1
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read %1
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Ignoring device %1 with logical sector size of %2 bytes.
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Ignoring device %1 with logical sector size of %2 bytes.
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Cylinder
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Cylinder
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Active partitions are those that are in use, such as a mounted file system, or enabled swap space.
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Active partitions are those that are in use, such as a mounted file system, or enabled swap space.
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You have queued an operation to move the start sector of partition %1.
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You have queued an operation to move the start sector of partition %1.
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A new partition table cannot be created when there are active partitions.
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A new partition table cannot be created when there are active partitions.
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Align to:
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Align to:
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Moving a partition might cause your operating system to fail to boot.
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Moving a partition might cause your operating system to fail to boot.
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copy %1
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copy %1
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Sector size:
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Sector size:
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Create, reorganize, and delete partitions
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Create, reorganise, and delete partitions
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WARNING: This will ERASE ALL DATA on the ENTIRE DISK %1
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WARNING: This will ERASE ALL DATA on the ENTIRE DISK %1
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Default is to create an MS-DOS partition table.
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Default is to create an MS-DOS partition table.
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Select new partition table type:
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Select new partition table type:
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File system:
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File system:
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Busy (At least one logical partition is mounted)
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Busy (At least one logical partition is mounted)
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Label:
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Label:
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UUID:
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UUID:
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UUID
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First sector:
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First sector:
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Last sector:
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Last sector:
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Total sectors:
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Total sectors:
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Set partition label on %1
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Set partition label on %1
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_Save Details
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_Save Details
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Operation cancelled
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Operation cancelled
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All operations successfully completed
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All operations successfully completed
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%1 warning
%1 warnings
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%1 warning:
%1 warnings:
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See the details for more information.
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See the details for more information.
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IMPORTANT
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IMPORTANT
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If you want support, you need to provide the saved details!
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If you want support, you need to provide the saved details!
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See %1 for more information.
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See %1 for more information.
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Canceling an operation might cause SEVERE file system damage.
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Cancelling an operation might cause SEVERE filesystem damage.
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Save Details
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Save Details
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GParted Details
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GParted Details
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Libparted
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Libparted