On Tue, Sep 25, 2007 at 09:18:12PM -0400, Kevin McGehee wrote: > I'm pretty sure that's the case. As long as you don't change the > boundaries, the type can be changed non-destructively (don't quote me on > that). And even so, I wouldn't think that you could fsck it and break it > unless you were really trying... I've had partitions before that were > totally the wrong type in the partition table (like an ext3 declared as > NTFS) and everything still ran fine.
I agree that I can change it without problem (well, I have to unmount it and stop the really long process that's using this disk, which is why I'm avoiding it), but the question is what does it really affect? Thanks, - Rob .
