*further thought*
as long as you will be making backups of both linux and oos,
you really do not need to 'move' linux on sda3.
i would suggest;
delete old sda3
create new sda2 as swap
create new sda3 as /
restore linux to sda3
time it would take to restore linux to sda3 will not be tha
On 04/07/2016 09:34 PM, jd1008 wrote:
Can parted handle
1. shrinking partition 3 (i.e. starts at a numerically higher block
number)
This will be two steps. Shrink partition, then move it. Gparted would
let you set it up as one step, but it is done in two.
2. fixing the installed
On 04/07/16 23:34, jd1008 wrote:
> Hi all.
> I have a dos partitioned drive.
> partition 1 has windoze
> there is no partition 2 (it was deleted and it's space added to partition 1,
> using the old software called "Partition Magic".
> partition 3 is fedora
> partition 4 is fedora's swap.
>
> Fedo
Hi all.
I have a dos partitioned drive.
partition 1 has windoze
there is no partition 2 (it was deleted and it's space added to partition 1,
using the old software called "Partition Magic".
partition 3 is fedora
partition 4 is fedora's swap.
Fedora partition is only using 3% of it's available spa
