On Mar 13, 1999, John P. Griffin wrote:
>
> Hey gang,
>
> Some time ago there was a thread in this group about re-partitioning an
> existing MSDOS FAT hard drive without re-formatting and losing all the
> data currently on the drive. It would allow one to re-size, both up and
> down, the size of the partition.
>
> Does anyone remember this, or what 3rd party software that accomplished
> this?
You can also use the DOS program FIPS.EXE, which you can find on many
Linux and DOS sites. You just need to defrag your DOS partition first.
I used it for my own SuSE install without a problem--I had DOS-16 of
course.
And, it's free :-)
Howard Arons
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