Arvind Sinha wrote:
I dont know if you can resize the linux partitions without reinstalling
the linux again. I dont think there are any partition resizers for linux
as such.
Arvind
man parted
Regards,
Varun Varma
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Mindframe Software Services Pvt. Ltd.
Great suggestion and simple too.
Arvind
On Wed, 2003-10-29 at 09:25, supreet wrote:
Issue here is not, we can resize or not without reinstalling. Issues is,
we can add more swap in any form, without re-installing.
that we can
choose a favourite file name. example swap.txt
dd if=/dev/zero
Arvind == Arvind Sinha [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Arvind Great suggestion and simple too. Arvind
And also, as Supreet pointed out, deathly slow. Don't do it unless
you absolutely have no other option left.
Regards,
-- Raju
Arvind On Wed, 2003-10-29 at 09:25, supreet wrote:
thanks guys for your inputs. just went and kicked and some tyres on the
pc, and started by switching off services not needed, checked the swap
was *equal* to the ram, felt shaky about messing with swap size with
someone else's installed and running pc, and discovered its speed was
better.
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LL == linuxlingam [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
LL thanks guys for your inputs. just went and kicked and some
LL tyres on the pc, and started by switching off services not
LL needed, checked the swap was *equal* to the ram, felt shaky
Issue here is not, we can resize or not without reinstalling. Issues is,
we can add more swap in any form, without re-installing.
that we can
choose a favourite file name. example swap.txt
dd if=/dev/zero of=/swap.txt bs=1024 count=according to swap size you
want
mkswap /swap.txt
swapon
