Gentle folks,
Beside my Linux (ext2) and NT (ntfs) partitions, I need a fat partition
for exchanging common files. I have looked at what Partition Magic see:
1. NTFS 3043 Primary
2. NTFS 3043 Primary
3. ext2 24 Primary
4. Extended cca 1950 Primary
5. ext2 1875 Logical
6. swapp 71 Logical
I think that only four primary partitions are allowable. Well, if I
shrink both ntfs partitions in order to get some free space to convert
into fat partition, I wonder if I have to format that free space as
another primary or it will become another logical partition (that should
fit into the existing extended)? Whatever I do, I am not sure if either
NT or Linux would run properly after that. Any idea?
FYI, NT's Disk Admin. see:
NTFS NTFS unknown unknown unknown
3044 3044 24 1875 71
Misko
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