Sarah Jelinek schrieb:
Bill Sommerfeld wrote:
It does allow you to change the sizes of partitions which are not in
use, as long as they don't overlap in use partitions. It even lets you
grow in use partitions.
The heuristic of the vfstab being 'in use' could be improved upon
however, which I believe is Daniel's main concern. The idea is that
entries in /etc/vfstab are possibly in use, and designed to help users
not step on filesystems that may not be mounted at that time, but could
potentially be something they want to keep.
In this special case it wasn't even a filesystem, but the swap device. You
won't loose any vital data from an inactive swap device (ok, in theory you
could loose a crash dump if you shrink swap).
Daniel
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