I have a dual boot with Windows XP Home and Fedora Core 4. I feel now that I gave too much space to Windows and want to find out how I can resize the partitions without totally reformatting and loosing all the data.
XP has a native tool for this you can run from it's (emulated) commandline called 'DiskPart' (if I remember the name correctly - check the system help) it's roughly similar to parted and allows you to resize ntfs partitions.
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You can find out what book a person needs by asking the question, "Do you want to be a Muggle or a Wizard?"
(1) If they answer "Wizard", then you give them RUTE.
(2) If they answer "Muggle", then you give them "Linux for Dummies."
(3) If they answer "What's a Muggle?", then you give them "Harry Potter".
I've tried it and it worked for me. Do take the precaution of defragmenting beforehand though!
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You can find out what book a person needs by asking the question, "Do you want to be a Muggle or a Wizard?"
(1) If they answer "Wizard", then you give them RUTE.
(2) If they answer "Muggle", then you give them "Linux for Dummies."
(3) If they answer "What's a Muggle?", then you give them "Harry Potter".
Resizing Partitions
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