On Tuesday 28 November 2006 13:08, Szakacsits Szabolcs wrote: > There are two NTFS during resizing. The original and the resized. When > the resizing is over then the latter is consistent and the old one is > irrelevant. ntfsresize doesn't work like the other utilities: mount, > modify, umount. It works like: mount and morph the original into a new > one.
I'm going to wait with further testing until you have sorted out this difference of opinion. I guess that in this context "being mounted" is something different than the filesystem being mounted from a linux filesystem point of view? Szakacsits' statements do make me wonder though what happens if you do (try to) mount/unmount a resized NTFS partition after resizing it, maybe using the available "force" options. It also makes me wonder what happens when linux is shut down. Does it get unmounted then after all or is that not relevant as the partition is not mounted from a linux point of view?
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