dlangschied wrote:
I have a slight problem with that; I dont have a rescue disk. This is a
laptop without a floppy drive and during install it would not let me copy to
the CD/RW.
I have it fixed now. Is there any way to create a rescue CD?
The other emails are quite correct, but just FYI, I once
The install disk can be used as a rescue disk
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I have a slight problem with
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> On Sun, 2003-09-28 at 11:55, dlangschied wrote:
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Boot from a rescue disk.
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Hi all!
I am in dire straits here. I need to remove one
On Sun, 2003-09-28 at 11:55, dlangschied wrote:
> Hi all!
> I am in dire straits here. I need to remove one fs and expand another. I
> unmounted the unwanted fs and removed the fs in parted. I then went to
> increase the size of the other fs. I could not do this while the fs w
Hi all!
I am in dire straits here. I need to remove one fs and expand another. I
unmounted the unwanted fs and removed the fs in parted. I then went to
increase the size of the other fs. I could not do this while the fs was
mounted. When I exited parted, I got a message saying there was a
Hi.
I changend the chunk size in /etc/raidtab and stopped raid with raidstop and
recreate the raid partition (using mkraid -R /dev/md0).
I start parted in Red Hat 9 using the next command inside a ssh session:
parted /dev/md0 (a RAID 0 partition)
I have a monitor connected to the linux box and
Done now; it took 20 minutes. I was just getting paranoid because I've
never had to partition a hard drive before.
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> On Thu, 16 Jan 2003, Richard S. Crawford wrote:
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> > I'm using parted to resize a 20GB partition do
On Thu, 16 Jan 2003, Richard S. Crawford wrote:
> I'm using parted to resize a 20GB partition down to 5GB. It's taken
> quite awhile so far. How long should I expect this particular task to take?
That can depend on the file system type (vfat, ext2, etc), amount of file
I resized a 12 gig disk down to 1 and it took at least 10 minutes.
-Steve
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I'm using parted to resize a
I'm using parted to resize a 20GB partition down to 5GB. It's taken
quite awhile so far. How long should I expect this particular task to take?
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p into
> logical partitions. Can you use parted to create logical partitions?
> If so, how?
In parted type "help", "help mkpart" or "mkpart". Read what is
printed on the screen.
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On 14 Jan 2003, Richard S. Crawford wrote:
> I feel kind of silly for asking this, but I can't quite make it out from
> the manuals I've read.
>
> I have a 60GB extended partition, and I'd like to chop it up into
> logical partitions. Can you use parted to creat
I feel kind of silly for asking this, but I can't quite make it out from
the manuals I've read.
I have a 60GB extended partition, and I'd like to chop it up into
logical partitions. Can you use parted to create logical partitions?
If so, how?
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partitions for my home directory
> and for Apache.
>
> My question is: since this partition isn't currently mounted at all
> and has no data on it at all, is it safe to use parted from my root
> account, or should I boot into Linux Rescue to make the changes with
> parted?
I
ll and
has no data on it at all, is it safe to use parted from my root account,
or should I boot into Linux Rescue to make the changes with parted?
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Hi all,
I have encounter a problem where one of my filesystem mount point
(/opt) has 0% free space. How to use PARTED to resize this filesystem? Is
there any GUI tool which i can use to resize the partition? Following are
the mount points in my server. Thanks.
/
/boot
I have redhat7.2 machine I want to mover some space form /usr to /home/
after run print. i got following
Disk geometry for /dev/hda: 0.000-6149.882 megabytes
Disk label type: msdos
MinorStart End Type Filesystem Flags
1 0.03147.065primary ext3boot
2
disk) when I have resize
>>partitions then use fdisk to setup the partitions for installation of Linux.
>>Don't see why that wouldn't work for your sit-che-ation...
>
>My concern and worry is the NTFS-5 partition. I wonder whether that is yet
>supported by parted or f
At 4/18/2002 03:50 PM -0700, you wrote:
>Can you get your hands on a test system? [...]
>
>BUT, I have not used fips against NTFS-5.
Nah... not enough time, too much risk. I'll move some of my datafiles to
free up 2GB on my FAT32 partition, then shrink that with parted and ins
Rodolfo J. Paiz wrote:
->>>>
My concern and worry is the NTFS-5 partition. I wonder whether that is yet
supported by parted or fips, and since this is my computer used for work I
can't go mucking around with it at random so I want to try to determine the
odds
hat wouldn't work for your sit-che-ation...
My concern and worry is the NTFS-5 partition. I wonder whether that is yet
supported by parted or fips, and since this is my computer used for work I
can't go mucking around with it at random so I want to try to determine the
odds of success bef
Wasn't it you who wrote:
->>>>
* 6.25GB NTFS-5 (Win2K)
* 5.00GB FAT32
Can I use parted to shrink and move these partitions so that I can install
RH7.2 on this machine? I'd like to end up with this for dual-booting:
* 30MB ext3 /boot
* 4.00GB NTFS-5 (W
Hi!
Repost due to lack of answers... My notebook currently has the following
partitions:
* 6.25GB NTFS-5 (Win2K)
* 5.00GB FAT32
Can I use parted to shrink and move these partitions so that I can install
RH7.2 on this machine? I'd like to end up with this for dual-booting:
* 30MB
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>Can I use parted to shrink and move these partitions so that I can install
>RH7.2 on this machine? I'd like to end up with this for dual-booting:
[snip]
Hi!
Repost due to lack of answers... My notebook currently has the following
partitions:
* 6.25GB NTFS-5 (Win2K)
* 5.00GB FAT32
Can I use parted to shrink and move these partitions so that I can install
RH7.2 on this machine? I'd like to end up with this for dual-booting:
* 30MB
B /boot at start of disk.
Since my older version of Partition Magic can't do this (haven't upgraded
yet), can parted do all of this? I'm particularly concerned with shrinking
then moving a Win2K NTFS partition... can parted handle it?
Thanks!
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i have a raid system running RAID 4.
i just added 2 extra drives.
i was able to have my icp vortex raid
controller expand the drives on the RAID.
now i'm trying to use gnu parted to expand
my last partition from a 40Gig to add the
approx +2*18gigs that i added to give
around a 70gig par
brian davison wrote:
> Lee,
> the key thing I see here is that any space to be allocated as partitions
> MUST be contiguous, (all together in a block). There is NO way to get space
> at the end of a drive to be in a partition 3 partitions in front of it
> without deleting those three partitions
Lee,
the key thing I see here is that any space to be allocated as partitions
MUST be contiguous, (all together in a block). There is NO way to get space
at the end of a drive to be in a partition 3 partitions in front of it
without deleting those three partitions and including that space too.
Li
>
> Lee -
>
> I don't think this is correct. I have never used the tool but I can't
> imagine that what you are describing is correct. The extended partition
> that contains the logical drived is taking up the space past minor 3.
well i wondered about that...thats why i decided to ask as I don'
lee wrote:
> wanna know i'm seeing this clearly before i wreak havoc :)ha
>
> use of parted:
> -
> here's my disk geo:
>
> Using /dev/hda
> Warning: The operating system thinks the geometry on /dev
wanna know i'm seeing this clearly before i wreak havoc :)ha
use of parted:
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here's my disk geo:
Using /dev/hda
Warning: The operating system thinks the geometry on /dev/hda is
1653/255/63. You should check that this m
Redhat recently announced a release of parted.
It seems that it can do the same thing than PartitionMagic, but with
no charge !
Did anybody already use it ?
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