I have debian installed on my 160gb hdd. [NOTE: this is the exact disk structure] / -> 7gb swap -> 2.5gb /home -> rest 144gb
now I feel, I could have used that space to install another linux OS for testing/exploring. so i want to know, is it possible to resize "/home" now? i want to make my hdd structure like this, / -> 7gb (root for current debian OS) swap -> 2.5 gb (swap for both the OS) /home -> 135gb (common for both OS) second /-> 9gb (or whatever the size, for second OS's root) I have an article, which describes how to install two linux OS with common swap and home partition. but in that article, partitioning has done while installing first OS, which I didn't. So, can i resize my /home now to make space for second root. or I have to reformat and do it again. ----------------------------------------- Arijit Sarkar Kolkata, India 'Debian Testing' GNU/LINUX -----------------------------------------