On Thu, 30 Apr 1998, Liran Zvibel wrote:
> Please tell me, it doesn't seem logical. I want to change the size of
> /usr and some other important partitions.
You need a free partition -- essentially mount the free one, cp -a all
the /usr files onto it, and delete the /usr partition, using the new on
as a /usr partition (mount it on /usr). Then reformat /usr, etc., and
put all the files back on the new /usr partition.
Do this for all the partitions you want to move, resize, etc. ...
Will
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