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Dell offers easy fix for Inspiron Mini partition error

Some early adopters who ordered Dell Inspiron Mini 9 netbooks with Ubuntu Linux and solid state disks larger than 4GB may have noticed that only 4GB of storage was available. No, Dell didn’t try to shortchange you by shipping a 4GB disk instead of the 8GB or 16GB model you ordered. Rather, the company used the same disk image for…

October 24th, 2008, 9:07 pm by Brad Linder | 4 Comments

Dell Inspiron Mini 9 ships with partition error, limits available disk space

If you’ve ordered a Dell Inspiron Mini 9 netbook with Ubuntu Linux and an 8GB or 16GB solid state disk, you might want to check the amount of available disk space. It appears that early units only made use of 4GB even if the computer had a larger SSD. The problem is apparently that Dell was using the same disc…

October 18th, 2008, 11:15 am by Brad Linder | 20 Comments