I had first installed ubuntu using wubi through windows, on my drive D, the drive contains some windows files as well, no I want to move my wubi install and make it a regular install on Drive C. MigrateWubi is a good tool I found to accomplish this task, but I am confused with the naming differences in ubuntu and windows. My windows have four partitions in total and ubuntu's fdisk -l command shows sda1-sda6 how would I know which sda corresponds to drive C in windows.
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What I did is used gnome-disks utility to get the informations about the partitions, it showed me the names of the partitions and their ubuntu version as well i.e. it showed me that C was sda2 and ubuntu was on sda3 that was D.
My C drive was not a 83-linux partition so I used the same gnome-disks utility to format the partition and changed to partition type to linux 0x83.
After setting up the drive I used MigrateWubi to migrate from D to C, and it worked.
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One can also see which partition is which by running sudo blkid command in an Ubuntu terminal.