We now know that the MS-DOS partition table (MBR) does not, so what should you use instead? GPT. To fully use your 2+TB harddrive, you have to use a partition table that supports it. MS-dos partition table (MBR) is 32 bit, and thereby it can’t handle anything above 2 TeraBytes How to create a partition above 2TB in linux I guess you formatted the drive using “fdisk” which use a ms-dos partition table. Why can I only use 2 TB (TeraByte) of my 2+ TB drive in linux? This might be basics for some, but it’s a good thing to have bookmarked for the day you might need it.
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