As I have not yet found a Linux tool which can resize an EXT2 partition in place, as "dd" can be used to copy an EXT2 partition but is really very prone to user error, and just because I think that you might all like to know, PartitionMagic 4.0 has full support for EXT2 partition manipulation. I have just used it to reconfigure my disks. It was so much easier than the way I used to have to do this sort of thing, it took so much less time, and it must have gotten it right as my system is still running just as stably as before. It even let me label my EXT2 partitions (/, /var, /opt, etc.) so that I no longer had to keep track of which partition number contained which chunk of data. It also supports the creation and formatting of Linux swap partitions. -- Dave Mielke | Phone: 1-613-726-0014 856 Grenon Avenue | Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Ottawa, Ontario | Canada K2B 6G3 |
