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    partition manager

    i have my 160 gb harddisk installed ;dual boot with win98 and ubuntu ;with ff partitions; 2 gb swap, 10 gb /;10 gb for win98; and rest of the partition for /home; since /home is large enough; im wondering if i could repartition my /home partition....
    TO SEE IS TO BELIEVE....
    BUT EVERYTHING YOU SEE IS NOT ALWAYS REAL.....

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    Re: partition manager

    Code:
    sudo apt-get install gparted

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    Re: partition manager

    i have tried using gparted but the resize button is disable...and i cannot unmount the parttition
    TO SEE IS TO BELIEVE....
    BUT EVERYTHING YOU SEE IS NOT ALWAYS REAL.....

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    Re: partition manager

    Quote Originally Posted by alpdo View Post
    i have tried using gparted but the resize button is disable...and i cannot unmount the parttition
    i think you gotta unmount the partitions first... you might have better luck doing it from the live CD

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    Re: partition manager

    Get the "Live" version.

    http://gparted.sourceforge.net/index.php

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    Re: partition manager

    is there other program than gparted???
    TO SEE IS TO BELIEVE....
    BUT EVERYTHING YOU SEE IS NOT ALWAYS REAL.....

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    Re: partition manager

    GParted is pretty much regarded as the "gold standard" of partition editing in the Lx environment (works very well on NTFS, FAT32 etc). Is there a problem with using GParted?

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    Re: partition manager

    Quote Originally Posted by alpdo View Post
    i have my 160 gb harddisk installed ;dual boot with win98 and ubuntu ;with ff partitions; 2 gb swap, 10 gb /;10 gb for win98; and rest of the partition for /home; since /home is large enough; im wondering if i could repartition my /home partition....
    You can't repartition your /home drive when you are using ubuntu.

    You will need to unmount it, but I doubt that is possible when running the OS.

    Like someone else said, download the gparted live cd, burn it and boot from it. Then you will be able to it.

    I can be wrong, but I think you can also use the ubuntu live cd for it (I believe it comes with gparted).

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    Re: partition manager

    okies tanks
    ill try
    TO SEE IS TO BELIEVE....
    BUT EVERYTHING YOU SEE IS NOT ALWAYS REAL.....

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    Re: partition manager

    what is makefs???
    TO SEE IS TO BELIEVE....
    BUT EVERYTHING YOU SEE IS NOT ALWAYS REAL.....

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