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Creating a new disk formatting scheme or altering an existing scheme
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Linux messed up GUID Partition Table for APFS container on external drive
live USB at hand, so I tried to convert the free space to a FAT32 partition so that I could at least see that as such in Disk Utility. … But had no further success in converting it into APFS & merge with the main partition.
So at some point, out of frustration, I decided that I might as well install PopOS! …
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Linux messed up GUID Partition Table for APFS container on external drive
I was then able to add the free disk space back to main APFS partition through Disk Utility by deleting it ('-' button in tool bar), which also dealt with the 'Suspicious MBR at Sector 0'. …
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