jnoreiko
August 8th, 2005, 02:55 PM
I've installed gparted and used it successfully, but it won't modify the partitions ubuntu is installed on, and since ubuntu is on a logical partition, any operations on other logical paritions cause it to warn me I should reboot.
I thought of booting from the Live CD and then installing gparted, but I ran into dependency hell :(
qtparted seems to have fewer dependencies, but when I tried running it, I got the message that all my drives and paritions were in use. Even though they weren't mounted! I guess this is because they appear in the Computer window.
What are your recommendations for working non-destructively with partitions? I'd prefer a GUI :)
I thought of booting from the Live CD and then installing gparted, but I ran into dependency hell :(
qtparted seems to have fewer dependencies, but when I tried running it, I got the message that all my drives and paritions were in use. Even though they weren't mounted! I guess this is because they appear in the Computer window.
What are your recommendations for working non-destructively with partitions? I'd prefer a GUI :)