Hello, all. I've nearly run out of space on / partition at work, and would like to move some free space from the Windows partition. It's a little dicey for me, since my IT people don't (yet) know I've installed Mandrake 9.2 on that machine. I can't afford to screw up the Windows partition; while I haven't booted Win in months, there's no telling when I might have to.
I've always used Partition Commander to handle my partitioning tasks at home (a Windows-free machine, which makes life so much easier. ;), and it has never failed me. However, just as I'm preparing to move space from /mnt/windows to / on the work computer, I get a warning from Partition Commander that I'll have to reinit my bootloader "if this is a partition that boots Linux." Partition Commander gives excellent step-by-step instructions for doing this for Lilo, but I'm using (and vastly prefer) GRUB. Can anyone give me some guidance here? I'm not necessarily tied to using Partition Commander-- it's just a familiar tool for me. I don't really know DiskDrake all that well, though if this is a better tool I'd certainly appreciate a gentle push in that direction. Please let me know if I haven't given enough pertinent information, and thanks very much in advance.
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