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guys m using slack 10.2... i have i think 50G more on my HD.. how could i create another partition? ( il make this for my backup files)
thanks in ...
- 11-26-2005 #1Linux Newbie
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creating another partition
guys m using slack 10.2... i have i think 50G more on my HD.. how could i create another partition? ( il make this for my backup files)
thanks in advance..P4 1.8, 1G DDR ram, 64mb GF2 MX400, 80G WD and 40G Maxtor, ECS mobo. Playing XP,Slack 12.0 and Vector Linux 5.8 GOLD, STD 6.0 Zenwalk 4.6.1, OpenBSD 3.9
- 11-26-2005 #2
QTParted should be able to do what you want.
- 11-26-2005 #3Linux Newbie
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Qparted? is that an application>? isn't dat i can make it using fdisk or cfdisk? i just dnt know the procedure..
P4 1.8, 1G DDR ram, 64mb GF2 MX400, 80G WD and 40G Maxtor, ECS mobo. Playing XP,Slack 12.0 and Vector Linux 5.8 GOLD, STD 6.0 Zenwalk 4.6.1, OpenBSD 3.9
- 11-26-2005 #4
It may already be in your menu. If not...
http://www.linuxpackages.net/search_...arted&ver=10.2
- 11-26-2005 #5Linux Newbie
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hmm like partition magic in wndows.. hmm but wat if i want to use fdsk or cfdsk.. do u know how>>
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- 11-26-2005 #6Linux Enthusiast
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fdisk, and cfdisk, are totally different apps. Fdisk is a bit more difficult, but cfdisk isn't that easy if you dont like cli. Try googling a fdisk guide.
- 11-27-2005 #7
where is the drive?
hda hdb hdc or hdd
when you know that go
cfdisk /dev/hdX
x as the letter (as root)
go to free space, then [New], logical, select size, then something else (i cant remember), it should be type "Linux" by default, this is good, but if your using it as storage for windows and linux, you might want to go to [Type] and change it, look for the partition type you want and look at the numbee next to it, e.g. W95 FAT32 is 0b so you press a key and type 0b then enter. Make sure its not marked as boot, (not a * under boot table) then go to [Write] press enter, type "yes" wait till it says "Wrote partition table" go to [Quit].
whola
This is just an example, don't follow it word to word
- 11-27-2005 #8Linux Newbie
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its on hdc... so should it be.. cfdisk /dev/hdc ? then il choose logical and so on?
P4 1.8, 1G DDR ram, 64mb GF2 MX400, 80G WD and 40G Maxtor, ECS mobo. Playing XP,Slack 12.0 and Vector Linux 5.8 GOLD, STD 6.0 Zenwalk 4.6.1, OpenBSD 3.9


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