Stephen Kühn wrote:
Look, you say your rarely use it; what DO you use it for? Best bet would
be to defrag it, then use either diskdrake or Partition Magic to resize
it; else you could whack another drive in there and balance out your
stuff...
Unfortunately, I have to use MS Windows for
Dear All
My computer has a dual boot (Mandrake 10 and Windows2000) and I would
like to enlarge Mandrake's partition at the expense of reducing
Windows2000 partition. So, I am here asking for advice about the safest
and the fastest way of doing this operation.
Thanks in advance,
Paul
On Sat, 2004-08-28 at 23:12, Paul Smith wrote:
Dear All
My computer has a dual boot (Mandrake 10 and Windows2000) and I would
like to enlarge Mandrake's partition at the expense of reducing
Windows2000 partition. So, I am here asking for advice about the safest
and the fastest way of
On Saturday 28 August 2004 08:12, Paul Smith wrote:
Dear All
My computer has a dual boot (Mandrake 10 and Windows2000) and
I would like to enlarge Mandrake's partition at the expense of
reducing Windows2000 partition. So, I am here asking for
advice about the safest and the fastest way of
Brian Parish wrote:
My computer has a dual boot (Mandrake 10 and Windows2000) and I would
like to enlarge Mandrake's partition at the expense of reducing
Windows2000 partition. So, I am here asking for advice about the safest
and the fastest way of doing this operation.
It depends on whether
On Sun, 2004-08-29 at 05:21, Paul Smith wrote:
Brian Parish wrote:
My computer has a dual boot (Mandrake 10 and Windows2000) and I would
like to enlarge Mandrake's partition at the expense of reducing
Windows2000 partition. So, I am here asking for advice about the safest
and the fastest
Stephen Kühn wrote:
Thanks, Brian. The reason for enlarging my Linux partition is the fact
that I have installed so many things that I am fearing that I am
reaching the limit of my hard disk capacity. (My Linux partition has 8,5
GB.) I use MS Windows very, very, rarely and my MS Windows
On Sun, 2004-08-29 at 07:16, Paul Smith wrote:
Stephen Kühn wrote:
Look, you say your rarely use it; what DO you use it for? Best bet would
be to defrag it, then use either diskdrake or Partition Magic to resize
it; else you could whack another drive in there and balance out your
stuff...
Stephen Kühn wrote:
Look, you say your rarely use it; what DO you use it for? Best bet would
be to defrag it, then use either diskdrake or Partition Magic to resize
it; else you could whack another drive in there and balance out your
stuff...
Unfortunately, I have to use MS Windows for
On Sun, 2004-08-29 at 06:03, Paul Smith wrote:
Stephen Kühn wrote:
Thanks, Brian. The reason for enlarging my Linux partition is the fact
that I have installed so many things that I am fearing that I am
reaching the limit of my hard disk capacity. (My Linux partition has 8,5
GB.) I use MS
On Sun, 2004-08-29 at 10:52, Paul Smith wrote:
Stephen Kühn wrote:
Look, you say your rarely use it; what DO you use it for? Best bet would
be to defrag it, then use either diskdrake or Partition Magic to resize
it; else you could whack another drive in there and balance out your
stuff...
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