[vox-tech] Resizing partition ext3
Alex Mandel
tech_dev at wildintellect.com
Sat Mar 10 18:39:36 PST 2007
What I have(partitions):
P1: NTFS(Windows)
P2: Ext3(/)
P3: Fat32
What I want to do:
Make P1 smaller
Make P2 larger
Questions:
As long as I turn off journaling on my ext3(make it ext2) then I should
be able to resize it, even if that means adding to the front end of the
partition?
I'm not worried about resizing the NTFS, that's how I got linux onto
this machine to begin with.
Do I need to have free space in order to perform operations like this
other than the space that is obviously being shifted?
I'm going to backup /etc, /home but how do I backup a list of all
installed software so that if something goes wrong and I want to get
back to what I have without remembering every package I've ever added.
Preferably some automatic list that I could re-apt
-An alternate use to this idea that I've been thinking about, if I
change computers and want to bring a new machine up to the same set of
software fast I would need some list that apt can run through.
Thanks - Alex
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