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>I have installed Caldera OpenLinux Lite 1.2 successfully on a box with
>the following spec (Pentium 60Mhz, 24MB RAM, 400MB HDD). I have done
>serveral recompiles (5 hours each !) to get things like IP
>Masquerading to work, and am now satisfied with the results. I would,
>however, like to install a larger harddrive, as the current one only
>has 30mb free. I don't have another drive bay in the box, so would
>like to transfer the whole of the drive across onto the new one, and
>then just run it with the single, large drive.

>Is this easy to achieve?

>Finally, are there maximum sizes for partitions in linux? I was
>thinking of a 10 or 12gb drive, since they're really cheap these days.
>What would be an efficient way of partitioning it?

>Thanks!

>Ollie

>any ideas anyone? Not sure if this got thru the first time.

>Ollie

>On Wed, 31 Mar 1999 18:29:02 GMT,

>>I have installed Caldera OpenLinux Lite 1.2 successfully on a box with
>>the following spec (Pentium 60Mhz, 24MB RAM, 400MB HDD). I have done
>>serveral recompiles (5 hours each !) to get things like IP
>>Masquerading to work, and am now satisfied with the results. I would,
>>however, like to install a larger harddrive, as the current one only
>>has 30mb free. I don't have another drive bay in the box, so would
>>like to transfer the whole of the drive across onto the new one, and
>>then just run it with the single, large drive.

>>Is this easy to achieve?

>>Finally, are there maximum sizes for partitions in linux? I was
>>thinking of a 10 or 12gb drive, since they're really cheap these days.
>>What would be an efficient way of partitioning it?

>>Thanks!

>>Ollie