You have a 'Hidden HPFF/NTFS' partition for your main partition. Gparted is a fine partition tool for general work but don't use it for this sort of job.
Use cfdisk instead. # cfdisk /dev/sdd On 06/24/2017 09:08 AM, Markus Laire wrote: > I just put debian-live-9.0.1-amd64-xfce.iso to 128 GB USB-stick and > then tried to check the created partitions on a computer running > Debian Strech. > > When I check partitions with "cat /proc/partitions" I get: > 8 48 123240448 sdd > 8 49 1896832 sdd1 > 8 50 416 sdd2 > > So there is one main partition and one tiny one. > > But if I start GParted to modify partitions, it doesn't see main > partition at all, only the tiny one. GParted claims that USB-stick > has: > - 1.04 MiB unallocated space > - 416 KiB fat16 partition > - 117.53 GiB unallocated space > > Why GParted doesn't see the main partition? I want to create another > partition for persistence, but I'm afraid GParted will destroy main > partition (which it doesn't see) if I try to do any changes. > --
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