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- Are there any other programs than fdisk to make partitions? (I hated fdisk on DOS too *G*)
- I've read some stuff about ext3 vs. reiserfs and I still don't know
which one I should take. I've got 2 hd's, one with win2k and the other will be used for linux, mainly with big files and 3d renderings.
Any suggestions which system I should take?
I am a huge fan of using older proven stuff, but the flip side is that it's old, and newer better things are, well, better. I stick with ext3, and do alot of video editing, amongst other large file usage, and haven't had a bit of a problem. Many people love ReiserFS too. It's up to you. For compatability, I'd say ext3.
I do believe parted might do the partition thing as well, but fdisk really is a better program in linux. Much better than Dos's fdisk.
I just want to say THX to you Master C!!!
Thank u SO MUCH for all your nice hints!
In the end I've resized the partitions with parted (which I hope I dont have to do ever again...), splitted the file with split and LO AND BEHOLD - Win2k managed to put the parts together and I just started burning
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