I am dual-booting Windows 7 and Ubuntu (installed with wubi). So far there have been no problems, but now it says the disk is out of space all the time (I think that is because /dev/loop0 is used 100% -- would that cause this?).So I wish to partition them properly, as I think that is the problem. I want to move all my Windows stuff and files to one partition (sda1) and move all my Ubuntu files to another partition (sda2). I used gparted to configure disk space on sda1 and sda2, making sda1 200G with 10% free space, and sda2 50G with 80% free space.However, I don't understand how to determine which partition Ubuntu is installed on, and how to move files from one partition to the other.Here are some terminal commands that describe my system.$ sudo blkid/dev/loop0 (ext3)/dev/sda1 (ntfs; boot)/dev/sda2 (ntfs)$ sudo fdisk -l/dev/sda1 /dev/sda2$ sudo df -l/dev/loop0 *(using 100% of 5.5G; mount point: /)*udev *(using 1% of 1.5G; mount point: /dev)*tmpfs *(using 1% of 500M; mount point: /run)*none *(using 0% of 5M; mount point: /run/lock)*none *(using 1% of 1.5G; mount point: /run/shm)*dev/sda1 *(using 96% of 200G; mount point: /host; boot)*Also, when I check my /etc/fstab file, it only has:# UNCONFIGURED FSTAB FOR BASE SYSTEM/host/ubuntu/disks/swap.disk    none    swap    sw  0   0
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