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Article #695Re: Something like Partition Magic
From: David Simpson
Date: Sat, 21 Oct 2000 00:00
Date: Sat, 21 Oct 2000 00:00
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Matthew McClintock wrote: > Equality7-2521 wrote: > > > I've got a system with Windows 2K, Win98 and Linux. Basically, I've just > > broke the Win98 partition, but I was only using it until I knew 2000 was > > good enough. I could really do with the extra space it's taking up, but > > Partition Manager doesn't work on Win2000. > > > > Is there a comparable tool? Is there a handy Linux tool I can do a swap (a > > la PM and keep everything on there) of my partition sizes? > > > > Thanks, > > > > C. > > Can't you make Parition Magic boots disks so basically your good to go under > Win2000? Or is that only version 5.0? Back everything up. Format, partion and reinstall. Best way to do it
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