On Fri, 2 Oct 1998, Cort wrote:
> >> If you don't need the memory, you can build a file system on it and use it
> >> directly. Or you can expand another partition to consume the swap partition.
> >
> > Is there a doc. explaining how to expand your partition to consume the swap
> > partition?
>
> Uhm... Can't help you here. The last I heard, this could be done with FIPS, but
> it only works with DOS partitions. You could also try; Backup partition 1,
> Delete partition 1, Combine partition 1 and 2 into one partition, Create a
> filesystem on combined partition, Restore data.
>
I think the latest version of partition magic includes a program called
lxresize which will let you resize an ext2 partition. The idea seems to
be that you delete partions 1 and 2, create a big partition, run lxresize
and it all works nicely. You have to get a registered version of
Partition Magic from somewhere, and I'm not sure I'd trust it with
anything important anyway...
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