On Fri, 12 Oct 2001, gabriel wrote:
> working from another thread i've seen in here,
> hasn't anyone developed an simpler way of doing little things like this?
> i mean
> i can do it off the command line
> but i don't see why i have to remember that i need a "type 83" partition...
Ummm no. Linux isnt for the weak! <grin> Seriously tho... there is an
option in fdisk ("l" I think) that will list all the partition types that
fdisk will set.
All have a type number, AND a name. So, you can look for Linux and see
that it is type 83, or linux swap == 82, linux extended == 85, linux lvm
== 8e, etc etc etc.
I dont know if there are any gui tools to do this, There prolly are, but
i usually dont trust GUI tools to do important system things like this.
But you could prolly check freshmeat.net for something that will do it for
you from X.
Cheers
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