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From: Yev <phate1@ix.netcom.com>
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Will it ever be possible to resize existing partitions? a la fips?

I have dilemmas everytime I install a new box with a new 18gig drive,
which way to partition it, and how much space to give each partition... 

Better get it right the first time, or is there a solution for changing
them later.. 

Tia,
Yev


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