According to Robert Pepper: While burning my CPU.
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> > Create the linux partitions you need/want when you install linux.
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> The problem is I've already installed Linux using the Zipslack
> distribution. Linux is therefore running on a DOS partition, which is
> accessed via UMSDOS. I load Linux with loadlin.
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> Is it possible to convert this DOS partition to a native Linux
> partition, and how would I do that?
None that i know of, and for the folks that are thinking, just copy it all
with 'cp -Rp /dos/linux' to an ext2 partition, that will not work as one
would expect.
If you have enough room on you HD, but have no room for another partition,
you could use FIPS, which is on most distribution cdroms and ftp sites.
READ the manuel first, you could end up deleting the whole disk.
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