I've recently partitioned my HDD into a 3Gb and 1Gb section to handle Windows & Linux
respectively. However disk space is short for Linux and I would like to enlarge the
Linux partition without deleting or corrupting the data on it. So far I've been able
to free a section of the Windows partition which I would like to "add" to the Linux
partition. The software I'm using "System Commander" was quite useful in setting this
up.
Enlarging or reducing the FAT32 is no problem, but when it comes to enlarging the
Linux Ext2FS, no luck, even if there is a free partition. All I can do is create
another Linux partition from the free space, but I can increase the main Linux
partition with all my files on it.
Anybody that might know how to do this? - should Disk Druid/fdisk work? I'm a bit
skeptical about any partitioning software since I've thrashed my hard drive a while
ago while repartitioning .
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