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I need to resize an ext2 partition at the beginning of the drive to fill the unallocated space on the end. Partition Magic 7 apparenty cannot do this. I have alot of data on that partition and cannot loose it. Anyone have any ideas on how to go about doing this?
yes there are occasionally errors on PM7. But i can alwasy work around it. For example, if i want to resize a drive, it shows up some Inode errors, go to their website, tells u to send all this info to them. For me, i'll try deleting the particular partition, then create a new one. Worked for me last time. There are usually a number of combination to do it, but you hav less combinations i think sinze you have important data on the partition.
I know that the utility "resize2fs" will let you extend a /ext2 file system, but not the partition. Anyone know of a utility to do the partition part? Then it should be trivial.
Hm anyone have a copy of PM7 Pro that could check before I go buy it?
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Originally posted by Sixpax I remember manipulating my /ext2 partitions with Partition Magic Pro 5.0. Could it be the "Pro" version only works with this?
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