2000-07-28 -+- parkash -+- pk_khatri@hotmail.com -+- how do I get rid of partition of hard drive?<br>in my computer, I see two hard drives, C & D, I want to combine them back into one. How??
2001-10-04 -+- Chris -+- cnorman61@hotmail.com -+- I was wondering how you can put more space on the thard drive.  I have 3 partitions on a 2 GB hard disk.  One is 1.3 gb because it has linux. One is 100 MB for swap. And the third is the whole redhat 5 cd.<br><br>Is there a way to delete the third partition and put the space toward the 1.3 gb partition w/o losing all my data?<br><br>Very concerned<br><br>Chris<br>New Linux User :|
2002-01-27 -+- Bhagavan -+- bhagavanraju@yahoo.com -+- Hi,<br><br>I have 2 linux systems . In those systems i made swap area 350mb. I want to increase the <br>increase the swap partition to 1Gb without disturbing the linux systems.<br>How can i do this.<br><br>Bhagavan
2002-03-05 -+- irfan -+- irfan_amb@yahoo.co.in -+- sir,<br>i have 20 gb hdd with four partition.i wanted to make dual boot partition can u give clear idea abt this.(i.e) hda1,hda2.hda3,hda4 with each with 5gb.<br><br>thanking u<br><br><br>with regards<br>irfan<br>
2002-07-31 -+- Oleg Sandler -+- sandler1970@hotmail.com -+- Hallo Thomas, <br>kannst du vielleicht mir helfen. Ich habe einige Probleme mit der Partitionierung 2 Festplatten: /dev/hda - 500 MB und /dev/sda - 1Gb<br>Mit größeren Festplatten hatte ich keine Probleme. Ich würde auf meinem PC Linux Router mit Firewall installieren, aber wegen Partitionierung kann ich nicht weiter  gehen.<br><br>Ich bedanke mich im voraus.<br><br>Mit freundlichen Grüßen<br><br>Oleg Sandler<br> -+- 80.129.11.246 = Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows 98)
2002-09-14 -+- JJ -+- dungy@weed.ms -+- Hello I have a question regarding resizing partition on a linux red hat box.  I am running low on one of my partition and would like to reduce the size of my second partition and use it to expand the first one that I use frequently and is almost run out of space. I guess my question is, can I use Partition Magic boot disk to resize it? if not what do you suggest I do?<br><br>Thank you , appreciate all your assistance.<br>JJ -+- 129.100.146.18 = Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1)
2002-09-19 -+- Koua Vue -+- leeveng@juno.com -+- I have a laptop computer with two partitioned hard disks. One is 4.02 giga byte (d:) and the other is 2.0 giga byte (c:). Now the 2.0 giga byte hard disk is nearly full, but the 4.02 giga byte hard disk is just a half full. Is there any way I can combine them back into one and then partiton it into two again equally without losing files or data on both?<br><br>Thank you and look forward to getting assistance from you.<br> -+- 66.81.141.226 = Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1)
2004-05-05 -+- Tony Bradley -+- tonybradley@eurobell.co.uk -+- I've already partitioned my harddisc, and am only using Linux (No Wankows ...eurgh!)  My problem is that I made the kernal partition too large, and am now running out of space.  I want to resize my existing linux partitions WITHOUT LOSING THE EXISTING FILES.   <br> <br>Yea, I know I could get another harddisc, but am low on funds... :,( <br> <br>In addition, if I wanted to install a second experimental kernal, how would I go about this? <br> <br>TIA -+- 212.24.67.108 = Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux 2.4.4-4GB i686; en-US; 0.8.1) Gecko/20010515