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Do you want to add it to the partition table?ATARAID ControllerAn error occurred during extent relocation.Attempt to write sectors %ld-%ld outside of partition on %s.Bad FAT: cluster %d is cross-linked for %s. You should run dosfsck or scandisk.Bad FAT: cluster %d outside file system in chain for %s. You should run dosfsck or scandisk.Bad FAT: unterminated chain for %s. You should run dosfsck or scandisk.Bad blocks could not be read.Bad directory entry for %s: first cluster is the end of file marker.Both the primary and backup GPT tables are corrupt. Try making a fresh table, and using Parted's rescue feature to recover partitions.BugCOMMANDs:Can't add a logical partition to %s, because there is no extended partition.Can't add another partition -- the partition map is too small!Can't add another partition.Can't create any more partitions.Can't have a logical partition outside of the extended partition on %s.Can't have a partition outside the disk!Can't have a primary partition inside an extended partition.Can't have logical partitions outside of the extended partition.Can't have more than one extended partition on %s.Can't have overlapping partitions.Can't write to %s, because it is opened read-only.CancelChanging the name of a root or swap partition will prevent Linux from recognising it as such.Checksum is wrong, indicating the partition table is corrupt.Cluster start delta = %d, which is not a multiple of the cluster size %d.Compaq Smart ArrayConflicting partition map entry sizes! Entry 1 says it is %d, but entry %d says it is %d!Corrupted Sun disk label detected.Could not detect file system.Could not get identity of device %s - %sCould not stat device %s - %s.DAC960 RAID controllerDEVICE is usually /dev/hda or /dev/sda EndEnd?ErrorError informing the kernel about modifications to partition %s -- %s. This means Linux won't know about any changes you made to %s until you reboot -- so you shouldn't mount it or use it in any way before rebooting.Error initialising SCSI device %s - %sError opening %s: %sError writing to the root directory.Expecting a disk label type.Expecting a file system type.Expecting a partition number.Expecting a partition type.Extended partitions cannot be hidden on msdos disk labels.FAT %d media %x doesn't match the boot sector's media %x. You should probably run scandisk.FAT boot sector says clusters are 0 sectors. This is weird. FAT boot sector says logical sector size is 0. This is weird. FAT boot sector says there are no FAT tables. This is weird. FLAG is one of: FS-TYPE is one of: Failed to write partition block at %d.FatalFile systemFile system doesn't have expected sizes for Windows to like it. Cluster size is %dk (%dk expected); number of clusters is %d (%d expected); size of FATs is %d sectors (%d expected).File system has an invalid cluster size for a FAT file system.File system has an invalid number of FATs.File system has an invalid number of reserved sectors for a FAT file system.File system has an invalid sector size for a FAT file system.File system has an invalid signature for a FAT file system.File system is FAT12, which is unsupported.File system is reporting the free space as %d clusters, not %d clusters.File system type?FixFlagsGNU Parted cannot resize this partition to this size. We're working on it!GNU Parted was miscompiled: the FAT boot sector should be 512 bytes. FAT support will be disabled.I2O ControllerIf you convert to FAT16, and MS Windows is installed on this partition, then you must re-install the MS Windows boot loader. If you want to do this, you should consult the Parted manual (or your distribution's manual).If you convert to FAT32, and MS Windows is installed on this partition, then you must re-install the MS Windows boot loader. If you want to do this, you should consult the Parted manual (or your distribution's manual). Also, converting to FAT32 will make the file system unreadable by MS DOS, MS Windows 95a, and MS Windows NT.If you leave your file system as FAT16, then you will have no problems.If you leave your file system as FAT32, then you will not introduce any new problems.IgnoreInformationInvalid partition table - recursive partition on %s.Invalid partition table on %s -- wrong signature %x.Invalid partition table on %s.Invalid signature %x for Mac disk labels.LABEL-TYPE is one of: NAME is any word you want NameNew device?New disk label type?New state?NoNo ImplementationNo device foundNo valid partition map found.NumberOKOPTIONs:Only logical partitions can be a boot file.Only primary partitions can be root partitions.Only primary partitions can be swap partitions.Out of memory.PART-TYPE is one of: primary, logical, extended Parted can't resize partitions managed by Windows Dynamic Disk.Partition %d has an invalid length of 0 bytes!Partition %d has an invalid signature %x.Partition %d is %s, but the file system is %s.Partition %d isn't aligned to cylinder boundaries. This is still unsupported.Partition doesn't exist.Partition map has no partition map entry!Partition name?Partition number?Partition too big/small for a %s file system.Partition type?Partition(s) on %s are being used.RetrySTATE is one of: on, off SizeStartStart?Sun disk label is full.The FATs don't match. If you don't know what this means, then select cancel, run scandisk on the file system, and then come back.The Whole Disk partition is the only available one left. Generally, it is not a good idea to overwrite this partition with a real one. Solaris may not be able to boot without it, and SILO (the sparc boot loader) appreciates it as well.The boot region doesn't start at the start of the partition.The data region doesn't start at the start of the partition.The disk CHS geometry (%d,%d,%d) reported by the operating system does not match the geometry stored on the disk label (%d,%d,%d).The disk has %d cylinders, which is greater than the maximum of 65536.The disk label describes a disk bigger than %s.The driver descriptor says the physical block size is %d bytes, but Linux says it is %d bytes.The file %s is marked as a system file. This means moving it could cause some programs to stop working.The file system can only be resized to this size by converting to FAT16.The file system can only be resized to this size by converting to FAT32.The file system contains errors.The file system is bigger than its volume!The information sector has the wrong signature (%x). Select cancel for now, and send in a bug report. If you're desperate, it's probably safe to ignore.The partition table cannot be re-read. This means you need to reboot before mounting any modified partitions. You also need to reinstall your boot loader before you reboot (which may require mounting modified partitions). It is impossible do both things! So you'll need to boot off a rescue disk, and reinstall your boot loader from the rescue disk. Read section 4 of the Parted User documentation for more information.The partition table on %s cannot be re-read (%s). This means the Hurd knows nothing about any modifications you made. You should reboot your computer before doing anything with %s.The partition's boot region doesn't occupy the entire partition.The partition's data region doesn't occupy the entire partition.The primary GPT table is corrupt, but the backup appears OK, so that will be used.There are no possible configurations for this FAT type.There's not enough room in the root directory for all of the files. Either cancel, or ignore to lose the files.This file system has a logical sector size of %d. GNU Parted is known not to work properly with sector sizes other than 512 bytes.This libparted doesn't have write support for %s. Perhaps it was compiled read-only.Too many primary partitionsToo many primary partitions.Trying to move an extent from block Ox%X to block Ox%X, but another one already exists at this position. This should not happen!Trying to register an extent starting at block 0x%X, but another one already exists at this position. You should check the file system!TypeUnable to allocate a bsd disklabel slot.Unable to allocate a partition number.Unable to determine the size of %s (%s).Unable to open %s read-write (%s). %s has been opened read-only.Unable to open %s.Unable to probe store.Unable to satisfy all constraints on the partition.Unit?UnknownUnknown file system type "%s".Unknown partition flag, %d.Using %s WarningWeird block size on device descriptor: %d bytes is not divisible by 512.Weird! There are 2 partitions map entries!Would you like to use FAT32?YesYou need %s of free disk space to shrink this partition to this size. Currently, only %s is free.You should reinstall your boot loader before rebooting. Read section 4 of the Parted User documentation for more information.bootchecking for bad blocksdisplays the versiondisplays this help messageextendedfat_table_alloc_cluster: no free clustersfreehelphiddenhp-servicelbalogicallvmmetadatamklabelmkpartmkpart PART-TYPE [FS-TYPE] START END make a partitionnamenever prompts for user interventionoffonpaloped_device_new() Unsupported device typeprepprimaryprintquitraidrescueresizermrootsearching for file systemsselectsetshrinkingswapunitProject-Id-Version: GNU parted 1.6.23 Report-Msgid-Bugs-To: [email protected] POT-Creation-Date: 2014-07-28 23:04-0400 PO-Revision-Date: 2005-09-18 20:05+0100 Last-Translator: Vicente E. Llorens Language-Team: Spanish Language: es MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8-bit %0.f%% (tiempo que queda %.2d:%.2d)%s %s%s %s %s%s : Suma de comprobaciï¿½n mala en el bloque %llu de tipo %s.%s : No se encuentra el bloque rdb, nunca deberï¿½a ocurrir.%s : Bucle detectado en el bloque %d.%s : La lista %s parece mala en el bloque %s.Las etiquetas de disco de %s no soportan particiones extendidas.Las etiquetas de disco %s no soportan particiones extendidas o lï¿½gicas.%s durante la lectura en %s%s durante la preparaciï¿½n para lectura en %s%s durante la preparaciï¿½n para escribir en %s%s durante la escritura en %s%s es %dk, pero tiene %d clusters (%dk).ï¿½%s es demasiado pequeï¿½o para una etiqueta de disco Mac!%s intentando sincronizar %s al discoHa sido encontrada una particiï¿½n %s %s en %s -> %s. ï¿½Quiere aï¿½adirla a la tabla de particiones?Controladora ATARAIDOcurriï¿½ un error durante la relocalizaciï¿½n de la extensiï¿½n.Se intentaron escribir los sectores %ld-%ld fuera de la particiï¿½n en %s.FAT incorrecta: el cluster %d tiene enlaces cruzados para %s. Deberï¿½a ejecutar dosfsck o scandisck.FAT incorrecta: el cluster %d estï¿½ fuera del sistema de ficheros en la cadena para %s. Deberï¿½a ejecutar dosfsck o scandisk.FAT incorrecta: cadena no terminada para %s. Deberï¿½a ejecutar dosfsck o scandisck.No pueden leerse los bloques incorrectos.Entrada de directorio incorrecta para %s: el primer cluster es el final de la marca del fichero.La tabla primaria y la copia de respaldo GPT estï¿½n corruptas. Intente crear una tabla actualizada, y utilice la opciï¿½n de rescate de Parted para reconstruir las particiones.BichoORDENes:No se puede aï¿½adir una particiï¿½n lï¿½gica en %s, porque no hay una particiï¿½n extendida.ï¿½No se puede aï¿½adir otra particiï¿½n -- la tabla de las particiones es demasiado pequeï¿½a!No se puede aï¿½adir otra particiï¿½n.No se puede crear mï¿½s particiones.No se puede tener una particiï¿½n lï¿½gica fuera de la particiï¿½n extendida en %s.ï¿½No se puede hacer una particiï¿½n fuera del disco!No se puede tener una particiï¿½n primaria dentro de una particiï¿½n extendida.No se puede tener una particiï¿½n lï¿½gica fuera de la particiï¿½n extendida.No se puede tener mï¿½s de una particiï¿½n extendida en %s.No se puede tener particiones superpuestas.No se puede escribir en %s, porque estï¿½ abierto para sï¿½lo lectura.CancelarCambiando el nombre de una particiï¿½n raï¿½z o de intercambio impedirï¿½n a Linux de reconocela como tal.La suma de comprobaciï¿½n es incorrecta, lo cual indica que la tabla de particiones estï¿½ corrupta.El inicio delta del cluster = %d, que no es un mï¿½ltiplo del tamaï¿½o de cluster %d.Estructura Smart de Compaqï¿½Conflicto en el tamaï¿½o de la entrada de la tabla de particiones! ï¿½La entrada 1 dice que es %d, pero la entrada %d dice que es %d!Se ha detectado una etiqueta de disco Sun corrupta.No se puede detectar el sistema de ficheros.No se puede obtener la identidad del dispositivo %s - %sNo se puede hacer `stat' sobre el dispositivo %s - %s.Controladora RAID DAC960DISPOSITIVO es normalmente /dev/hda o /dev/sda Finï¿½Fin?ErrorError al informar el nï¿½cleo sobre las modificaciones en la particiï¿½n %s -- %s. Esto significa que Linux no reconocerï¿½ ningï¿½n cambio que haya hecho en %s hasta que lo reinicie -- por lo tanto no puede montarla o utilizarla antes de reiniciarla.Error iniciando el dispositivo SCSI %s - %sError al abrir %s: %sError al escribir en el directorio root.Se esperaba un tipo de etiqueta de disco.Se esperaba un tipo de sistema de ficheros.Se esperaba un nï¿½mero de particiï¿½n.Se esperaba un tipo de particiï¿½n.No pueden esconderse particiones extendidas en etiquetas de disco msdos.La FAT %d del medio %x no coincide con los sectores de arranque del medio %x. Deberï¿½a, probablemente, ejecutar scandisk.El sector de arranque de la FAT dice que los clusters tienen 0 sectores. Esto es extraï¿½o. El sector de arranque de la FAT dice que el tamaï¿½o lï¿½gico del sector es 0. Esto es extraï¿½o. El sector de arranque de la FAT dice que no hay tablas FAT. Esto es extraï¿½o. FLAG es uno de: TIPO-SF es uno de: Fallo al escribir el bloque de la particiï¿½n en %d.FatalSistema de ficherosEl sistema de ficheros no tiene los tamaï¿½os esperados para que los utilize Windows. El tamaï¿½o del cluster es %dk (se esperaba %dk); el nï¿½mero de clusters es de %d (se esperaba %d); el tamaï¿½o de la FAT es de %d sectores (se esperaba %d).El sistema de ficheros tiene un tamaï¿½o de cluster invï¿½lido para un sistema de ficheros FAT.El sistema de ficheros tiene un nï¿½mero de FATS invï¿½lido.El sistema de ficheros tiene un nï¿½mero invï¿½lido de sectores reservados para un sistema de ficheros FAT.El sistema de ficheros tiene un tamaï¿½o de sector invï¿½lido para un sistema de ficheros FAT.El sistema de ficheros tiene una firma invï¿½lida para un sistema de ficheros FAT.El sistema de ficheros es FAT12, el cuï¿½l no estï¿½ soportado.El sistema de ficheros estï¿½ informando que el espacio libre de clusters es de %d, no de %d clusters.ï¿½Tipo de sistema de ficheros?ArreglarBanderasGNU Parted no puede redimensionar esta particiï¿½n a ese tamaï¿½o. ï¿½Estamos trabajando en ello!GNU parted fue mal compilado: el sector de arranque FAT deberï¿½a ser de 512 bytes. El soporte a FAT serï¿½ desabilitado.Controladora I20Si convierte a FAT16, y MS Windows estï¿½ instalado en esa particiï¿½n, entonces deberï¿½a re-instalar el cargador de arranque de MS Windows. Si quiere hacer esto, deberï¿½a consultar el manual de Parted (o el manual de su distribuciï¿½n).Si convierte a FAT32, y MS Windows estï¿½ instalado en la particiï¿½n, tiene que re-instalar el cargador de arranque de MS Windows. Si quiere hacerlo, deberï¿½a consultar el manual de Parted (o el manual de su distribuciï¿½n). Tambiï¿½n, la conversiï¿½n a FAT32 harï¿½ ilegible el sistema de ficheros para MS DOS, MS Windows 95a y MS Windows NT.Si deja su sistema de ficheros como FAT16, entonces no tendrï¿½ problemas.Si deja su sistema de ficheros como FAT32, entonces no tendrï¿½ nuevos problemas.DescartarInformaciï¿½nTabla de particiones invï¿½lida - particiï¿½n recursiva en %s.Tabla de particiones invï¿½lida en %s -- firma errï¿½nea %x.Tabla de particiï¿½n invï¿½lida en %s.Firma invï¿½lida %x para etiquetas de discos Mac.TIPO_ETIQUETA es uno de: NOMBRE es cualquier palabra que quiera Nombreï¿½Nuevo dispositivo?ï¿½Nuevo tipo de etiqueta de disco?ï¿½Nuevo estado?NoSin Implementaciï¿½nNo se encontrï¿½ el dispositivoSe encontrï¿½ una tabla de particiones invï¿½lida.NumeroDe acuerdoOPCIï¿½Nes:Sï¿½lo las particiones lï¿½gicas pueden ser un fichero de arranque.Sï¿½lo las particiones primarias pueden ser particiones raï¿½z.Sï¿½lo las particiones primarias pueden ser particiones de intercambio.No hay memoria.TIPO-PART es uno de: primï¿½rio, lï¿½gico, extendido Parted no puede redimensionar particiones manejadas por Windows Dynamic Disk.ï¿½La particiï¿½n %d tiene una longitud invï¿½lida de 0 bytes!La particiï¿½n %d tiene una firma invï¿½lida %x.La particiï¿½n %d es %s, pero el sistema de ficheros es de %s.La particiï¿½n %d no estï¿½ alineada a los lï¿½mites del cilindro. Necesita aï¿½adirle soporte.La particiï¿½n no existe.ï¿½La tabla de particiones no tiene una entrada de la tabla de particiones!ï¿½Nombre de la particiï¿½n?ï¿½Nï¿½mero de la particiï¿½n?Particiï¿½n demasiado grande/pequeï¿½a para un sistema de ficheros %s.ï¿½Tipo de particiï¿½n?La(s) particiï¿½n(es) en %s estï¿½(n) siendo usada(s).ReintentarESTADO es uno de: on, off Tamaï¿½oInicioï¿½Inicio?La etiqueta de disco Sun estï¿½ llena.Las FATs no son iguales. Si no sabe que significa esto, seleccione cancelar, ejecute scandisk en el sistema de ficheros, y despuï¿½s vuelva.La particiï¿½n Entera del Disco es la ï¿½nica que queda disponible. Generalmente, no es una buena idea sobrescribir esta particiï¿½n con una verdadera. Solaris no se puede arrancar sin ella, y SILO (el cargador de arranque de sparc) tambiï¿½n la agradece.La regiï¿½n de arranque no empieza al principio de la particiï¿½n.La regiï¿½n de datos no empieza al principio de la particiï¿½n.La geometrï¿½a de disco CHS (%d,%d,%d) informado por el sistema operativo no parece coincidir con la geometrï¿½a guardada en la etiqueta de disco (%d,%d,%d).El disco tiene %d cilindros que son mayores que el mï¿½ximo de 65536.La etiqueta de disco describe un disco mayor que %s.El descriptor del controlador dice que el tamaï¿½o del bloque fï¿½sico es de %d bytes, pero Linux dice que es de %d bytes.El fichero %s estï¿½ marcado como un fichero del sistema. Esto quiere decir que si lo mueve puede ocurrir que algunos programas no funcionen.El sistema de ficheros sï¿½lo puede ser redimensionado a este tamaï¿½o para convertirlo a FAT16.El sistema de ficheros sï¿½lo puede ser redimensionado a este tamaï¿½o para convertirlo a FAT32.El sistema de ficheros contiene errores.ï¿½El sistema de ficheros es mï¿½s grande que su volumen!El sector de informaciï¿½n tiene una firma errï¿½nea (%x). Seleccione cancelar por ahora, y mande un informe del fallo. Si estï¿½ desesperado, es mï¿½s seguro descartar.No se pudo releer la tabla de particiones, por lo tanto es necesario reiniciar antes de montar alguna particiï¿½n modificada. ï¿½Tambiï¿½n necesita reinstalar su cargador de arranque antes de reiniciar (que puede requerir montar las particiones modificadas). ï¿½Es imposible hacer ambas cosas! Asï¿½ que necesitarï¿½ arrancar con un disco de rescate y reinstalar su cargador de arranque desde el disco de rescate. Lea la secciï¿½n 4 de la documentaciï¿½n del Usuario de Parted para obtener mï¿½s informaciï¿½n.La tabla de particiones en %s no puede ser releida(%s). Esto significa que Hurd (o Linux) no reconocerï¿½ las modificaciones que hizo. Debe reiniciar su computadora antes de hacer nada con %s.La regiï¿½n de arranque de la particiï¿½n no ocupa toda la particiï¿½n.La regiï¿½n de datos de la particiï¿½n no ocupa toda la particiï¿½n.La tabla primaria GPT estï¿½ corrupta, pero la copia de respaldo parece correcta, por lo tanto se usarï¿½ esta.No hay configuraciones posibles para este tipo de FAT.No hay espacio suficiente en el directorio root para todos los ficheros. Puede cancelar o descartar perdiendo los ficheros.El sistema de ficheros tiene el tamaï¿½o del sector lï¿½gico de %d. GNU Parted es conocido por no funcionar adecuadamente con tamaï¿½os de sector distintos de 512 bytes.Esta libparted no tiene soporte para escritura en %s. Quizï¿½s fue compilada para sï¿½lo lectura.Demasiadas particiones primariasDemasiadas particiones primarias.Intentando mover una extensiï¿½n desde el bloque Ox%X para bloquear Ox%X, pero ya existe otra en esta posiciï¿½n. ï¿½Esto no deberï¿½a pasar!Intentando registrar una extensiï¿½n que empieza en el bloque 0x%X, pero ya existe otra en esta posiciï¿½n. ï¿½Deberï¿½a verificar el sistema de ficheros!TypoNo se puede asignar una ranura de la etiqueta de disco bsdNo se puede asignar un nï¿½mero de particiï¿½n.No se puede determinar el tamaï¿½o de %s (%s).No se puede abrir %s en modo lectura-escritura (%s). %s ha sido abierto en modo de sï¿½lo lectura.No se puede abrir %s.No se puede probar el guardar.No se pueden satisfacer todas las restricciones en la particiï¿½n.ï¿½Unidad?DesconocidaTipo de sistema de ficheros "%s" desconocido.Modificador de particiones desconocido, %d.Usando %s AvisoTamaï¿½o de bloque extraï¿½o en el descriptor del dispositivo: %d bytes no es divisible por 512.ï¿½Extraï¿½o! ï¿½Hay 2 entradas de tabla de particiones!ï¿½Le gustarï¿½a usar FAT32?Sï¿½Necesita %s de espacio disco libre para reducir esta particiï¿½n a este tamaï¿½o. Actualmente, sï¿½lo %s estï¿½ libre.Debe reinstalar su cargador de arranque antes de reiniciar. Lea la secciï¿½n 4 de la documentaciï¿½n del Usuario de Parted para obtener mï¿½s informaciï¿½n.arranquecomprobando bloques erroneosmostrar la versiï¿½nmostrar este mensaje de ayudaextendidafat_table_alloc_cluster: no quedan clusters libreslibrehelpocultautilidad-hplbalï¿½gicalvmmetadatamklabelmkpartmkpart TIPO-PART [TIPO-SF] INICIO FIN crea una particiï¿½nnameno pedir nunca la intervenciï¿½n del usuariooffonpaloped_device_new() Tipo de dispositivo no soportadoprepprimariaprintquitraidrescueresizermraï¿½zbuscando los sistemas de ficherosselectsetcontrayendoswapunit