Muchoaliento
February 11th, 2010, 07:30 PM
Hi there,
I am intending of replacing my Karmic Koala 32 bit installation with 64 bit version.
In my HDD I have several partitions:
* KK 32 bit (to be replaced) as ext 3 (20 Gb)
* Windows xp pro 32 bit as NTFS (26 Gb)
* Fileserver as NTFS running with NTFS-3G driver or something like that
* Swap as swap (slightly less than 1 Gb)
My physical mem is of 2 Gb and I want to reduce WXP partition's size in favour of KK 64 bit.
1) Using Gparted from LiveCD, do I simply delete the 32 bit partition, reduce size of WXP partition and install 64 bit in the empty space ?
2) Do I need to increase swap space ?
3) Should I use ext4 filesystem instead of ext3 ?
TIA, regards,
I am intending of replacing my Karmic Koala 32 bit installation with 64 bit version.
In my HDD I have several partitions:
* KK 32 bit (to be replaced) as ext 3 (20 Gb)
* Windows xp pro 32 bit as NTFS (26 Gb)
* Fileserver as NTFS running with NTFS-3G driver or something like that
* Swap as swap (slightly less than 1 Gb)
My physical mem is of 2 Gb and I want to reduce WXP partition's size in favour of KK 64 bit.
1) Using Gparted from LiveCD, do I simply delete the 32 bit partition, reduce size of WXP partition and install 64 bit in the empty space ?
2) Do I need to increase swap space ?
3) Should I use ext4 filesystem instead of ext3 ?
TIA, regards,