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Alternative to using partroot/new binary?
From: |
Leslie Katz |
Subject: |
Alternative to using partroot/new binary? |
Date: |
Wed, 25 Jan 2006 08:33:04 +1100 (EST) |
--- Patrick Leslie Polzer <address@hidden> wrote:
> What you can do is resize the partition (using fdisk, cfdisk or
> sfdisk) and then run resize2fs on it.
Thanks yet again for your reply, Leslie.
Having regard to the following facts:
1. the partition I wanted to expand is my "/" partition;
2. at most, I could have expanded it by only 1004MB;
3. it's probably not beyond me to re-create the partition I deleted and
then put an ext3 filesystem on it, which would give me the 1004MB back
anyway, though in a slightly different form than I'd hoped; and
4. my Linux knowledge is generally only rudimentary,
I won't try your suggestion, but will try instead merely to resurrect
the former vfat partition as an ext3 partition.
Thanks so much for your advice (and patience!).
Best wishes,
Leslie
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