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Hi everyone,
I have window xp and opensuse 10.3 on my pc. I need to resize /home and add some of its space to the window xp. I wanted to ...
- 01-28-2008 #1Just Joined!
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How to resize in opensuze 10.3
Hi everyone,
I have window xp and opensuse 10.3 on my pc. I need to resize /home and add some of its space to the window xp. I wanted to do this with partitioner, but the following message was shown :
unmount the file system
I do not know how to do this.
I will appreciate if everyone can help me to handle this problem.
Thanks in advance
Bests... Mostafa
- 01-28-2008 #2
Open Konsole (or any other terminal console you might use) and do the following:
Make a backup, though. You need to be very wary of resizing partitions.Code:su root password umount /the appropriate device or partition name
Pete
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I did it, but the following message was shown:
device is busy.
- 01-28-2008 #4forum.guy
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I personally recommend using the PartedMagic LiveCD to work with your partitions. It's a small download and quick burn to CD, and you won't be bothered with the above errors. It can easily handle this job.
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- 01-28-2008 #5
Sorry, I didn't read your question properly. Yast won't let you resize an existing partition anyway from within openSUSe.
Ozar's advice is best but I would still be very careful and back up. I tried a resize last year and GParted couldn't do it and screwed up my /home folder.Pete


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