rdb,
well i dont think that rhl ships with exactly what you're looking for
but i've used parted with some success. i personally prefer to fdisk
and mke2fs (or mke2fs -j for ext3 or mkreiserfs even better) to do the
sort of thing you want to do but if you really want a graphical utility:
http://part-gui.sourceforge.net/
yeah its not shipped with redhat but its a frontend for parted.
hope i was helpful...
--andy
On Wed, 2003-07-02 at 18:49, Reuben D. Budiardja wrote:
> Hi,
> I added a new secondary slave drive to my machine, so it's empty and don't
> have anything on it.
> I'd like to partition it for swap (needed more swap, plus I want to move swap
> to the new drive since it's faster) and just ext3 for the rest, for data
> storage.
> So, I've looked around to find a partitioning tool, prefferably graphical, to
> do it. Just like when you do installation. But for the life of me, I can't
> find it.
> So the question is, does Redhat ships with such tool ? I have no particular
> reason to use a GUI, just want to know and be fancy if such thing exists.
>
> I've heard about GNU Parted but never tried it, and probably can read up the
> Man for fdisk to do it from command line, but I am just curious to know if RH
> ships with such thing I mentioned above. If not, well that's kinda sad that
> RH don't have such basic tool. And what about disk druid (if that's what it's
> called) ? I can't find that too.
>
> Thanks for any info.
> RDB
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