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hi, i am providing here some detail before i say my problem. I am using fedora 16 on my system with it default partitioning scheme. now i want to add ...
  1. 01-15-2012 #1
    shrek1
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    create primary partition by resizing LVM partition

    hi,
    i am providing here some detail before i say my problem. I am using fedora 16 on my system with it default partitioning scheme. now i want to add one more os Win XP with dual boot. i know it will be easier to install win first. but i can't uninstall my fedora due to some reason.
    So now to install any new OS i have to create a separate primary partition. so, i reduced the size of one of my logical partition say /home using "lvreduce" in lvm partitions . now here i stuck, first i want to know how to see the space i freed up. and how i proceed further so that when i use "fdisk" to see partition table , i can see there some free space to create a new NTFS partition.

    Thanks for any Support !!
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  2. 01-15-2012 #2
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    Check out this tutorial, straight from the good people at Fedora.
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