partition software

[Scott Burch]

Thanks Dan, I did. Parted is okay. I opened up pdisk, though,  and found 
that once you get past a top level of commands, then you get to the real 
menu for editing a partition table. It worked just fine. 

thanks  ##  scott

Dan Burcaw wrote:

>Take a look at parted (/sbin/parted). It isn't too bad...
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>-Dan
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>On Tue, 2003-03-04 at 03:17, Scott Burch wrote:
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>>What Linux partitioning software does everyone like best? I have been 
>>playing with fdisk and mke2fs, and was wondering if there was any 
>>software for creating partitions that is more straightforward.
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