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01-17-2008, 06:04 AM
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 Re: Need a good partition program Megaperson1590 wrote: > Hello, I'm a avid computer user who wants to try Linux to see if it's > better than Windows but I'm have problems finding a good partitioning > program. Does anyone know a good partitioning program other than fips > or Partition Magic? Fips doesn't seem to work and I can't get PM. See my answer on comp.os.linux.setup. If you cross-post, please send your cross-postings as a single message addressed (by a comma-separated list in the address line) to all your chosen groups with the "Followup To" line set to the one that you prefer for your replies, as I am doing with this message.      |
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01-17-2008, 06:08 AM
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| Re: Need a good partition program Clive Dove wrote: > Megaperson1590 wrote: > > >>Hello, I'm a avid computer user who wants to try Linux to see if it's >>better than Windows but I'm have problems finding a good partitioning >>program. Does anyone know a good partitioning program other than fips >>or Partition Magic? Fips doesn't seem to work and I can't get PM. This is a quote from a friend of mine, who is a retired Linux pro. "Mandrake has the best The Very Best partitioning/resizing manager in the universe. I use the Mandrake CD to prepartition Windows machines, FreeBSD machines, OpenBSD machines etc etc. I just do a ctrl-alt-backspace to get out of the install once the partitioning has been committed and written to disk. I prepared 50 machines at the university for BSD installs using the partitioning manager on the Mandrake CD." I hope this helps. I know it to be true too, as I have Mandrake 8.2 on my second drive, and it partitioned flawslessly. Richard Quick God Bless you and may the Lord season your dreams. Reg.Linux user since November 2001 User #258348 Machine #198987 Mandrake 8.2 KDE desktop Pentium IV 1.7GHz |
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