[CLUE-Tech] making use of unused disk space

[Collins]

On Sun, 21 Jul 2002 19:58:56 +0000 Jason Friedman
<jason at powerpull.net> wrote:
>                             cfdisk 2.10s
> 
>                         Disk Drive: /dev/hda
>                       Size: 20020396032 bytes
>         Heads: 255   Sectors per Track: 63   Cylinders: 2434
> 
>    Name      Flags    Part Type FS Type       [Label]      Size (MB)
>  ------------------------------------------------------------------
>    hda1      Boot      Primary  Linux ext2    [/boot]          41.13
>    hda5                Logical  Linux ext2    [/usr]         3150.29
>    hda6                Logical  Linux ext2    [/home]        3150.29
>    hda7                Logical  Linux ext2    [/var]         3150.29
>    hda8                Logical  Linux ext2    [/opt]         3150.29
>    hda9                Logical  Linux ext2    [/]            3150.29
>    hda10               Logical  Linux ext2    [/tmp]         1052.84
>    hda11               Logical  Linux swap                    271.44
>                        Logical  Free Space                   2903.53
> 
> Above is the output from cfdisk.
> It shows I have 2.9GB of free space on my disk.
> I want to allocate some of that to an existing partition.
> How do I do that?

Try #2. <groan>

I gave you the method for creating a new partition.  I'm not aware of
any way you can add on to an existing partition.


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