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- Date: Tue, 13 Mar 2001 16:57:54 +0900
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> Does anyone know how I can resize a Win 2000 partion to > allow space for installing Linux? I know know there is > Partion Commander or System Commander, but how well do > they work? Disclaimer: I've never done this myself. I believe that Partition Commander will do it. The beef about this program, I've read, is that the publisher's tech support (which used to be good) is not merely mediocre/useless, but sometimes insultingly so. The latest version(s) of PartitionMagic will do it, too. But PartitionMagic is vast. Just before I decided not to partition my drive -- a long and Linux-irrelevant story, which I'll spare you -- I was on the point of ordering Partition Manager, from http://www.partition-manager.com/index1.htm . I haven't read any reviews of this or heard of anybody's experiences with it, but it's reasonably priced and can be bought and downloaded quickly: no middleman or large cardboard box to pay for. -- Peter Evans <peter@example.com>
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