RE: [SLE] Should I buy Partition Magic 5?

I use PM4 quite happily - recent reviews of PM5 hint at problems with error handling. I've used PM4 to move DOS partitions around and to resize Linux ext2 partitions without any problems. Unless you really need the partition merge features in PM5, get hold of 4. On Thursday, April 13, 2000 3:31 PM, David Hamilton [SMTP:David.Hamilton1@btinternet.com] wrote:

I've just ordered Suse Linux 6.4 and I will be a first time Linux user. I'm quite happy to buy Partition Magic 5 if it's going to make life easier for me. I'd like to read some documentation on Linux Fdisk before I do though. Because I currently haven't got Linux, I can't read tarred and gzipped files ... and this is all I can find concerning Fdisk.

Does anyone know where I can get the Linux Fdisk documentation in a format (html, txt, zipped) that I can read please? Or could someone email it to me please?

Thanks.

David Hamilton Only I give the right to read what I write and PGP allows me to make that choice. Use PGP now.

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