> > I have one quite large ext4 partition, which has my 32-bit LFS. There is > also a much smaller ext4 partition, which is big enough to hold a working > LFS, but may not be big enough to compile one (about 60% full with a > bare-bones LFS in it). This smaller partition currently has my > non-functioning attempt at a 64-bit build. > > Why can't you either, shrink the large ext4 partition and then create one or more partitions from the extra space, or convert one or both ext4 partitions to btrfs which will give you the flexibility you require vis-a-vis storage capacity. Of course, to do the latter would require btrfs enabled in the kernel (preferably the latest version) and the installation of btrfs-progs (again, preferably the latest version). Then to covert just run "btrfs-convert /dev/sdax".
Richard
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