 | | | How to increase initially defined hard disk size. | How to increase initially defined hard disk size. 2004-05-23 - By vinay mangal
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Dear all,
I have a machine with 40 GB Hard disk. When I loaded my Linux in dual boot with
windows 2000 I defined a 10GB space for linux. The remain hard disk is
partitioned in 2 drives C and D with FAT32 and NTFS for windows 2000. My Linux
area is going to be full. I want to take out additional 10 GB space from C or D
drive and add in the existing linux data area.How can I do it?
with regards
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<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>I have a machine with 40 GB Hard disk. When I
loaded my Linux in dual boot with windows 2000 I defined a 10GB space for linux
.
The remain hard disk is partitioned in 2 drives C and D with FAT32 and NTFS for
windows 2000. My Linux area is going to be full. I want to take out additional
10 GB space from C or D drive and add in the existing linux data area.How can I
do it? </FONT></DIV>
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<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>with regards</FONT></DIV>
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