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Resized partition problem.

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17 years 2 months ago #23159 by hash29
You should change bootloader configuration after that because if you deleted some partition you changed partition table. For example:
You have one disk hd0
Partition table looks like:

/dev/hda1 win xp
/dev/hda3 vista
/dev/hda5 linux

After change you have

/dev/hda1 vista
/dev/hda3 linux

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Piotr Madera
registered Linux user #357427
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17 years 2 months ago #23167 by skepticals
How exactly would you do so?
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17 years 2 months ago #23181 by hash29
First, you have to know disk name. Just run df -k under ubuntu, then run cfdisk /dev/xxxx where xxxx is name of your disk. In this tool there is list of your partition, note name of partition with FS type <> Linux ext3 or raiserfs, and list this partition in post.
If you are using lilo you have to change partioion name in /etc/lilo.conf, if you are using grub the best way for you is use wizard, grubconfig or something like that, I don't use grub, but if you type grub and push TAB key you get possible commands.

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Best regards
Piotr Madera
registered Linux user #357427
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17 years 2 months ago #23185 by skepticals
Thank you for the information.
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