Am Die, 2003-06-03 um 14.15 schrieb Doug Wyatt: > But I'm somewhat confused - mostly by the differences in the > Start and End values indicated by parted, fdisk and sfdisk.
The output of fdisk and sfdisk don_t differ. The first starts numbering with 0, the second with 1. Don't know about parted. > > Is what I want to do reasonable? And if so, can anyone shed > some light on why the values seem somewhat different and how > I should choose new values for parted and fdisk? I did this stuff several times. I shrinked the linux file system (on hdb2 in your case) as much as I could. Then I shrinked the partition using fdisk, deleting it first, then create a new partition with exactly the same starting point and choosing a different end point. Afterwards I extended the linux file system again to fill up completely the new partition size. I think you could use your existing /boot partition for both RHL versions. It should be large enough, even if the installation programm demands for a /boot partition of at least 70 mb. I never had any problems with my 50mb partition. Good luck. Peter -- Psyche-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/psyche-list
