> From reviewing all of your testing John, it appears that the source of the
problem with the FAT32 file system originates with the resize operation.
This
problem occurs when using either GParted or Parted. Since GParted uses the
library libparted from the parted project, the common ground where t
From reviewing all of your testing John, it appears that the source of the
problem with the FAT32 file system originates with the resize operation. This
problem occurs when using either GParted or Parted. Since GParted uses the
library libparted from the parted project, the common ground where
It seems that 1.9.0's ext3 support isn't quite there yet. Even after
removing resize_inode and ext_attr with debugfs and dir_index internally,
and then running e2fsck to clean up the dregs, parted refuses to resize
the partition ("error: found an inode with incorrect link count, better
go run e2fs
