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March 16th 07, 08:34 PM
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Making partition bigger
I have it so in disk management:
C (Windows) | Free Space | E (FAT32) | Linux swap | Linux What tool can I use to add some of the free space to C? It should be free to use. What are the risks? Should I have a backup of E? Are my linux partitions far enough from C to be safe? -- You can't know everything about everything. 
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March 16th 07, 08:48 PM
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Making partition bigger
I use GParted. It's open source.
http://gparted.sourceforge.net/ "Merike" wrote in message ... I have it so in disk management: C (Windows) | Free Space | E (FAT32) | Linux swap | Linux What tool can I use to add some of the free space to C? It should be free to use. What are the risks? Should I have a backup of E? Are my linux partitions far enough from C to be safe? -- You can't know everything about everything.
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March 16th 07, 09:14 PM
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Making partition bigger
Which one do I need:
http://sourceforge.net/project/showf...ease_id=469155 How can I unpack those files? -- You can't know everything about everything. "Dan" wrote: I use GParted. It's open source. http://gparted.sourceforge.net/
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March 19th 07, 12:33 PM
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Making partition bigger
I use the LiveCD version.
http://sourceforge.net/project/showf...kage_id=173828 Dowload the ISO file and burn it to a CD. If you don't know how to burn and ISO file to a CD consult the help file for your burning software. Once you have the file burned to the CD you can boot the computer from it and use it to partition your drive. "Merike" wrote in message ... Which one do I need: http://sourceforge.net/project/showf...ease_id=469155 How can I unpack those files? -- You can't know everything about everything. "Dan" wrote: I use GParted. It's open source. http://gparted.sourceforge.net/
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