>> What I need to do is change one of my Debian (version 1.3) partitions into 2
>> separate partitions. There is presently 161 MB of files in hda6 (the
>> partition I want to subdivide) and on my Windows half of the computer in
>> Drive D: (hda5) I have 190MB of free space.
First, I don't think
Brederlow wrote:
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> Dennis Dixon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > What I need to do is change one of my Debian (version 1.3) partitions into 2
> > separate partitions. There is presently 161 MB of files in hda6 (the
> > partition I want to subdivide) and on my Windows half of the computer in
>
Dennis Dixon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> What I need to do is change one of my Debian (version 1.3) partitions into 2
> separate partitions. There is presently 161 MB of files in hda6 (the
> partition I want to subdivide) and on my Windows half of the computer in
> Drive D: (hda5) I have 190MB
On Fri, 03 Jul 1998, Dennis Dixon wrote:
>I figured the thing to do is copy all the files on hda6 into hda5(my D:
>drive), repartition hda6 into hda6 + hda7 (I should use the rescue disk for
>this?), and then copy back my files from 'D:' on to 'hda6', leaving hda7
>empty for future use. (I thought
Ok, /proc DOES NOT EXIST on your filesystem. It is what is called a
"virtual filesystem". It looks like files, acts like files, but it does
not actually contain files on your hard drive. /proc/kcore is the
contents of the kernel's core memory. It is not real and is not taking
up space on your h
What I need to do is change one of my Debian (version 1.3) partitions into 2
separate partitions. There is presently 161 MB of files in hda6 (the
partition I want to subdivide) and on my Windows half of the computer in
Drive D: (hda5) I have 190MB of free space.
I figured the thing to do is copy
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