I am want to resize all of my partitions, and from what I have read, parted is a way to do it. I originally tried the version in potato, but it didn't yet do what it needs to for my first step: reducing the FAT16 partition by about 900M. So I upgraded to the woody version and now I get this:
icosagon:~# parted bash: /usr/sbin/parted: No such file or directory icosagon:~# whereis parted parted: /sbin/parted /usr/share/man/man8/parted.8.gz icosagon:~# cd /sbin icosagon:/sbin# parted bash: /usr/sbin/parted: No such file or directory icosagon:/sbin# ./parted invalidate: busy buffer [many lines of "invalidate: busy buffer"] (parted) quit [14 more lines of "invalidate: busy buffer"] icosagon:/sbin# With all this "invalidate: busy buffer" stuff, is it safe to use (beyond the normal risks involved in playing with partitions)? And if it isn't, then what should I use instead? Thanks for any help, Seneca [EMAIL PROTECTED]
