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Partition Magic 5.01 is the earliest version intended to work with W2K.
You will want a FAT32 partition anyway, in order for linux to be able to
write files which may be read in 2K, so you could simply wipe off the
folders you don't want from the W98 partition.  If you use a
non-W2K-compatible partition manager to resize, you will likely need to
re-install W2K afterwards.  Not the end of the world.

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Tim Prince
"Equality7-2521" <colin@asquith.co.uk> wrote in message
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> 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.
>
>