by Paul Bodmer J » Wed, 30 Mar 1994 05:17:33
Hi.
I am trying to install linux to my hd. The problem is that I have lots of
stuff on it that I just installed on it . How can I take a piece of my
first partition which is my whole drive and create a second partition
without loosing my first.
Please E-mail if possible.
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