Curtis Gedak wrote: > Jim Meyering wrote: >> FYI, here are the UI commands that I'm in the process of removing: >> >> mkpartfs >> mkfs >> check >> cp >> move >> resize >> >> So far, it's looking surprisingly easy. >> > The parted code for resizing FAT16/32 file systems has worked very > well for me. > > If parted were to drop this resizing support, is there another tool > that you would recommend to resize FAT16/32 file systems?
Good point. I do not know of another tool. I do see "fatresize", but it relies on libparted. If there is no alternative program or library, I may have to leave at least the library API, for precisely this. Maybe leave also the resize command, but with support only for file systems of type FAT16/32. Does gparted use the command-line UI or the library? If gparted uses the command-line, what do you think about converting to use the library? Thanks, Curtis! _______________________________________________ parted-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.alioth.debian.org/mailman/listinfo/parted-devel
