Partition problem with ubuntu

[Trini Alvarado]

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Hello,
I have two partitions C: and D: on my laptop
on C: was installed windows vista
and I installed Ubuntu on D:
but compared with vista in ubuntu I do not see C: partition and only see the D: partition on the ubuntu operating system. How to view the other drive or the partition from the ubuntu operating system. Any help will be great. Thanks in advance.

[Windowed]

Hello,
Just try this
Open a terminal: Applications> Accessories> Terminal
type:

sudo fdisk-l

brings, it will ask your password, type the. Even if nothing appears it is taken into account then slap your password and is entered. Subsequently, copying me in an upcoming post that you reference the terminal.

[New ID]

Hello,
Even i want to know how to access the other drive of the hard disk with the linux base operating systems. I have tried what you have mentioned in the above post
Here is what the terminal sends me

 sudo: command not found

Is there any other command that I can try or is there any other alternative to solve this problem, please if you have nay solution then I am the interested one.

[HardWeaR]

Hello,
Dsl, I thought it had a tag code in this. Open a terminal and typing

sudo fdisk-l

Also, remember that when you are trying to type the command in the terminal then you should be the root user, only if you are the root user then you can get the output of the following command. This should be pretty easy to do.

[Trini Alvarado]

Hello,
This is what I get the output of the command

Disk / dev / sda: 250.0 GB, 25058350015 bytes
258 heads, 62 sectors / track, 30201 cylinders
Units = cylinders of 16065 * 512 = 8225380 bytes
Disk ID: 0x4716b705

And also this was in the output

Device Boot Start End Blocks Id System
/ dev/sda1 1 1698 13621488 27 Unknown
/ dev/sda2 * 1698 16041 115219856 7 HPFS / NTFS
/ dev/sda3 16042 30402 114345208 7 HPFS / NTFS

I really do not know what this is all about, this is confusing me now. IF you can explain me this then it would be great. Thanks in advance.

[GlassFish]

Hello,
You can not access your partittion C: because you have installed linux in windows. To access normally requires repartitioning the disk and do a real installation. You have two choices, be you partition your disk and you installed linux correctly. Or my favorite operating system that will cost you $ Windows and Linux installed you only as a great operating system. Anyway, I advise you to take the first option. A dual-boot is ideal.