When I boot linux rescue with RedHat 8.0 and mount a floppy containing a statically linked parted 1.6.5 and execute same, the following command: parted /dev/sdb resize 1 .031 8192 executed on the unm
lol okay, just like me to leave out the vital info. =P heres the whole thing: address@hidden progsreiserfs-0.3.0.3]# parted /dev/hda6 GNU Parted 1.6.3 Copyright (C) 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002 Free
hey, i tried installing progsreiserfs-0.3.0.3.tar.gz (after uninstalling my version) and then uninstalling parted (urpme parted) and then reinstalling (urpmi parted) but it is still giving me errors.
The reason I didn't apply the patch is it wasn't really complete. It didn't have an UI, for example. Also, I think an EVMS-style parameter system is a better solution (but I have no objections to swi
Hi Oliver, I did have a look at this a while ago. FWICT, it would be difficult, since the XFS implementation depends on kernel stuff. (The userland library is basically a wrapper for lots of syscalls
Hello again, I now tried to create a Linux partition behind the FAT16 partition that I reduced in size and converted to FAT32 (see my previous mail)... and it doesn't work out... I first tried ext3,
This is handled in the ext2resize code, but not in parted (which is based on an old version of the library code in ext2resize). Unfortunately, neither Andrew or I have taken the time to merge the upd
parted doesn't seem to like ext3 filesystems that have been created using the -R stride=xxx option (for optimal performance on RAID systems): 1 0.031 346283.898 primary ext3 (parted) p 1 No Implement
Just checked out 1.6.0-pre7, and it still doesn't build on ia64: (doesn't build on anything, due to the /parted-dev/ issue Timshel pointed out, but I worked round that). My interpretation of this pro
That would work round the gcc bug, but: 1. It wouldn't make the code work on big-endian machines. 2. It wouldn't fix the problems with partition unique GUIDs having the wrong byte-order. 3. Kernel co