Partition Magic 4.0 ($-ware) will do this. The CD-ROM has some files you
can copy to a floppy which is bootable (DOS), so you don't need a Windows
OS to use it. I recently used it to wipe Win98 off my HD and repartition
it all for Linux, including chaning the size of the swap partition
(enlarging it in this case).
Bob
On Sat, 5 Jun 1999, Fu-Dong Chiou wrote:
> Hi,
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> Is there a way to repartition the swap space? I think I don't need that
> much swap, and want to squeeze out some extra partition for filesystem.
> The whole filesystem is on an extended partition (the primary partition
> is a DOS system) and I did not create logical drives of it, so the whole
> HD looks like hda1, hda2 (hda5=filesystem & hda6=swap). I don't know if
> I can do it from DOS, since fdisk will not tell hda5 from hda6). I
> don't know if I can do it from Linux, since after I delete hda6, and
> recreate a partition, I cannot seem to create two partitions on the same
> space. Anyway, am I out of luck?
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