All I can say, is thanks to everyone who sent me suggestions on boot managers, that was great! Thank-you!

Now, one more question for everyone here... Both PartitionMagic (that comes with BootMagic) and System Commander not only have a boot manager, but a nice GUI-based partitioning tool (with features such as a pie chart displaying the

Message-Id: <3.0.3.32.20001121092844.00fc5a70@popd.ix.netcom.com> Date: Tue, 21 Nov 2000 09:28:44 +0000 From: Samy Elashmawy Subject: Re: [SLE] Thanks and an Off-Topic Question Partition Manager Question (was RE: [SLE] BootMagic like thing) At 10:03 PM 11/20/2000 -0600, Timothy R. Butler wrote: partitions)

for creating and resizing FAT 16/32 and EXT2 partitions. Now that I've replaced System Commander, does anyone have a suggestion for a GUI-based partition manager?

partionmagic is ok , what I realy like is you can copy the dos utils to floppy , that way when you trash your system , use a boot disk , then use the partionmagic floppy and use it from the command line. The gui is just a front end to the command line anyway , as it reboots to dos to do the actual work.

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Message-ID: <3A1A91F1.AF5B9B52@gplvpartners.com> Date: Tue, 21 Nov 2000 14:17:05 +0000 From: Stefano Papini Subject: Re: [SLE] Thanks and an Off-Topic Question Partition Manager Question (was RE: [SLE] BootMagic like thing) Well, if I'm not wrong I guess that Diskdrake (a Mandrake tool) does something like that. Regards, Stefano "Timothy R. Butler" wrote:

All I can say, is thanks to everyone who sent me suggestions on boot managers, that was great! Thank-you!

Now, one more question for everyone here... Both PartitionMagic (that comes with BootMagic) and System Commander not only have a boot manager, but a nice GUI-based partitioning tool (with features such as a pie chart displaying the partitions) for creating and resizing FAT 16/32 and EXT2 partitions. Now that I've replaced System Commander, does anyone have a suggestion for a GUI-based partition manager?

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