Todd Walton wrote:
On Dec 10, 2007 1:56 PM, Tracy R Reed <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Most modern distros use LVM don't they? If you aren't on LVM yet be sure
to use it in the future. It makes this sort of problem go away.
I must be getting ESP in my old age. I knew this type of answer was coming...
-todd
I guess I really don't understand the problem.
Create a new partition, format it, copy the files to the new partition
(I tend to use rsync, but anything which creates a faithful copy with
permissions and ownership works), edit /etc/fstab, reboot.
What piece of this doesn't work for you?
If, however, the query is how do I reset my partitions with active data
without transferring that data, the answer is: you don't. I don't know
of any programs that can handle such a task reliably.
-a
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