>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> > The commercial software, Partition Magic, resizes partitions and is
> > supposed to be able to resize ext2 filesystems.
>
> > fdisk or FIPS can resize partitions but can't grow a file system, so
> > you would have to backup your data, resize the partition, create a
> > new filesystem, and restore the backup. Another option is wiping the
> > root partition and reinstalling Linux from scratch.
>
> Which version would this be? I've read a review of 3.02 which specifically
> states that Partition Magic can now recognize and move, but _NOT_ resize Linux
> ext2 partitions.
>
I guess I remembered incorrectly. I heard back in September that
negotiations were under way to add support for moving and resizing
ext2 partitions but I guess only recognizing and moving were added to
the product.
- Ian
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