Need to resize sda1 but sda2 & sda3 is between sda1 and unallocated space.
sda1 = root, sda2 = boot, sd3 = swap.
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So do it.
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Copy the files from your boot partition (sda2) to a CD or USB stick. Delete sda2 and sda3, resize sda1 and create new partitions. You will need to re-install Grub after creating a new boot partition if you feel the need for a separate boot partition and have the files copied back to that partition.
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I'm not clear on why exactly this is a problem.
If you're using gparted or something similar, you should be able to do all if this with a few mouse clicks. If you're trying to use command line tools, then it's a bit more difficult, and I'm not entirely comfortable giving advice on that, because I usually boot a live CD and use Gparted if I need to move or resize partitions. |
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So why wasn't that info in the original post ?.
Go and read that link on how to ask a question. Let's see a screenshot of gparted, or the output of "fdisk -l" from a terminal. Your profile doesn't include your distro (hint), so I can't be sure, but you may need root or sudo for that to produce anything. |
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