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Hello, I currently run Suse 9.3 Pro. I previously had WinXPro dual-booting on my system and then went to dual-boot with Suse and Ubuntu on a 60GB Hard drive. My setup is as follows;
/dev/hda 55.8GB
/dev/hda1 Extended 26.5GB
/dev/hda2 7.1GB Root Partition with only 502MB Free
/dev/hda3 1.1GB Swap Partition
/dev/hda4 21.0GB Home Partition
/dev/hda5 26.5GB Storage
Basically my whole /dev/hda5 is available. And I would like to increase my root partition because I only have 502MB free. I would like to take and add another 5GB to the root partition and take the remaining amount and expand the /home partition. I only use Suse now and no other distro on this machine.
Can someone giveme some advice on moving or resizing these partitions without lossing any data?
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