Mailinglist Archive: opensuse (1956 mails)

[Martin Nopola <marnop@xxxxxxxxxx>]

On Friday 03 August 2007 15:01, Sunny wrote:
 
> Just adding entries in fstab does not create partitions. You
> need first to resize the partition on which suse resides. If
> you use ubutu, I think the the right tool is gparted (I may be
> wrong). After you resize this partition, you can create new
> ones on the freed space.
>
> But before you resize the partition, make sure u resize the
> filesystem, otherwise you will corrupt it.

Thanks Sunny.
And Jerry Feldman.

GParted is on the Ubuntu CD and works like a charm.
I shrank both partitions to make room for other distros.
I did not resize and the installed SuSE 10.2 seems to be ok.

I spent many hours trying to find out why YaST, cfdisk and parted 
don't work.

Marty
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