On Thu, 6 Apr 2000, Badong Caoili wrote:
> dual-boot setup (not using UMS DOS). What's the safest way of resizing the
> Win98 partition to make space for linux (with emphasis on the fact that we
> don't want to mess up the configured software for the equipment)?
Badong,
you can use either fips or Partition Magic. FIPS is free and usually comes
with the major distributions. Some commercial distributions provide a
trimmed down version of Partition Magic.
the safest thing to do in *any* case is to BACKUP all your data in your
Windows9x partitions first.
eric
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