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I have ubuntu which is not using lvm and has normal partitions.
Now i have added 5 new SSD and i want to make them as single disk using lvm.
Is it possible or i have to re-install ubuntu with lvm.
Yes, it's possible. Check the documentation about installing lvm on working computer. And this is how you can configure lvm for your needs.
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I am using 2 operation system via Grub, Linux for work and Windows for games.
My question is, if I get some virus on Windows, can it some how damage my files that are stored on a disk with Linux? Or get access for files on Linux disk? Can a virtual disk be exposed to some another vulnerabilities from another virtual disk with infected Windows?
Sure it can. The virus can and will do what it is supposed to do. "Virus" is a very broad term for this question. Can you give a little more details or context?
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I am using Ubuntu OS. When I do service --status-all then it lists all services running.
I would like to find RAM usage of the marked tomcat instances. How can I do so? Thanks!
run command top in your terminal you can see the PID and process-name and ram-usage and lots of more stuff
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How to create a partition on an external hard disc and mount it in linux when all the partitions and the partition table are erased?
In the usual way. Just connect the external disk drive to the Linux machine and verify it shows up in the output of lsblk. Then you can format it via fdisk (or any other partitioning tool), and then create a filesystem on it via mkfs. Eventually, you mount it and the disk is ready to use.
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Is there any problem on having Windows 10 on an SSD and Linux Mint on an HDD in the same computer and have an option to boot either one on startup? And if not how can my pc ask me what to boot when starting up?
Thanks in advance!
No, there is not a problem with that. Just make sure to install Windows before Linux; the Linux bootloader should ask which OS you want to boot.
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Lets say I want to access a windows file C:\Users\Documents\Myfolder\whatever.txt on Ubuntu. Is there any command existing that I can open whatever.txt on Ubuntu ? Also What will be the format of path ?
Your C partition should be mounted somewhere in /media. The rest of the path is pretty straightforward.