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1.8.6
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1.8.1
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Minor bugfixes |
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1.7.1
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Comments
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Can we merge partitions?
by Tim - Nov 22nd 2003 17:07:00
I have Red Hat 5.0 and I want to get Linux From Scratch installed. My hard
disk is laid out like this:
/dev/hda1 = Microfat-DOS 6.22
/dev/hdb1 = Home dir
/dev/hdb2 = Swap
/dev/hdb3 = Red Hat Linux 5.0 (About 300 MB.)
/dev/hdb4 = Future LFS (About 800 MB.)
After I get LFS installed I want to merge or outher wise re-use my Red Hat
partition.
Is it possable to use GNU Parted to merge them together?
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Thanks!
by erik postma - Jun 27th 2002 06:51:47
Great program! The following just happened to me while moving my root
partition to reiserfs: I first shrunk the ext2 filesystem and the partition
it's on to make space for a new partition to temporarily store the contents
of / while I changed / to reiserfs, then moved it all back to /, deleted
the temporary partition and then finally wanted to resize / back to its
original size. I don't know why but parted didn't want to change the size
of the partition with resize just because it can't handle reiserfs
sufficiently well. So I decided that I'd use cfdisk for this last step
instead. Wrong! I ended up with an unusable partition. Fortunately parted
has a `rescue partition' option which in my case actually worked! So I'm
typing this off my newly rescued partition. Thanks!
Now I just got to figure out a way to resize the partition. Resizing the
filesystem afterwards ought not to be much of a problem (with
resize_reiserfs).
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NTFS Support
by whetphish - Dec 8th 2001 08:29:20
How's about implementing NTFS support?
Nick.
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whetphish
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Re: Any Feedback?
by Hugo Cisneiros - Dec 21st 2000 23:15:56
I just tested it and it worked just fine :) I resized my Linux partition
and create others... like another ext2 and one FAT. So I think it is
secure... The only problem that I found was the bad interface with the
user. I wonder if there's a nice frontend or something like that to this
program.
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Re: Any Feedback?
by A.Barros - Apr 17th 2001 00:14:53
> I wonder if
> there's a nice frontend or something
> like that to this program.
i guess nParted
( http://freshmeat.net/projects/nparted/ )
is what you are looking for...
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Any Feedback?
by n3v - Mar 27th 2000 20:55:57
Hi, I was just wondering how successful this was. I need to shrink an
existing ext2 filesystem and give the extra space to an existing FAT32
partition. (Games are just getting too damn big) If you have done something
similar please drop me a note.
Thanks!
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Re: Any Feedback?
by Petter - Feb 5th 2001 08:04:11
> Hi, I was just wondering how successful
> this was. I need to shrink an existing
I shrunk (sp?) my root partition using the bootdisk with parted that is
available from gnu.org. If it's not your root partition you don't have to
get the boot disk.. Anyway, it worked like a charm, this is an excellent
piece of software!
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