Nick Rout wrote:

On Tue, 2005-04-19 at 19:52 +1200, Robert Fisher wrote:


On Tue, 19 Apr 2005 19:07, Rob Wood wrote:


Greetings,
Can cfdisk be used to re-size partitions containing data? I know
Partition Magic can do it but I find that PM always fails eventually,
starting with odd quirks happening at some stage, leading to more
serious problems further down the line.

If cfdisk can do it, how reliable do you think it is in the long term?


I have had quite a bit of success with QTParted even with ntfs partitions - but I think it is dangerous with reiser partitions - what do you think Nick and Howard?



Howard's operating system previously known as SuSE certainly knows that qtparted is dangerous on reiserfs.

it is an ex-partition, shuffled off its mortal coil and joined the choir
invisible, if it wasn't nailed to the inside of his computer it'd be
pushing up daisies (etc etc)



i'd say that qtparted was an interesting piece of software, but before using to a: make sure you had the most recent version (not from last years instalfest), & no matter what promises are made to always back up your data files (thank goodness for "old" 40gb hard drives!!)
howard

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