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| HyperHacker Posts: 685/5072 |
Most distros have tools to do this that you can run from the CD. Partion Magic is also popular. Neither are guaranteed to work, though, so make backups. (And be VERY careful during installation because most Linux programs don't ask for confirmation before doing something potentially destructive.  ) |
| Zem Posts: 346/1097 |
Originally posted by Sparx Yeah! Why should you try out something new? That shit is for suckers!!!!! YOU TELL EM SPARX Anyway there are a lot of lossless partition managers out there. I used one without incident for the exact same purpose a few years ago. I'm pretty sure it was Partition Magic, which has a free trial thing. I may be mistaken. |
| Sparx Posts: 239/529 |
Why do you want to try Linux? If you're happy with what you have...what's the point? |
| blankpika_re Posts: 8/13 |
I have a 160GB hard drive, and I want to partion about 15GB of it to use for linux WITHOUT losing the data already on there (about 10 GB worth of space). How to?
If you're wondering why I want linux, I just wanted to try it out? I mean, it would be so hardcore if I got Linux and Windows on the same computer! |
