I have registerd BING but don't use it because I don't want to multiboot, and I don't want a tiny 8meg primary fat taking up a drive letter ...
has anyone ever ported gparted into an IFL iso?
or, ported IFL over to the parted magic iso?
IFL (or IFD) needs a partition manager ... edit -- or better, parted magic needs Image for Linux!
combine IFL with gparted?
Re: combine IFL with gparted?
On Thu, 18 Oct 2012 13:45:29 PDT, just as I was about to take a herb,
molecule disturbed my reverie and wrote:
>and I don't want a tiny 8meg primary fat taking up a drive letter ...
It does not take up a drive letter, but it does take one of the four
primary partitions allowed if you chose to limit primaries.
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Cheers
DrT
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molecule disturbed my reverie and wrote:
>and I don't want a tiny 8meg primary fat taking up a drive letter ...
It does not take up a drive letter, but it does take one of the four
primary partitions allowed if you chose to limit primaries.
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Cheers
DrT
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We may not be able to prevent the stormy times in
our lives; but we can always choose whether or not
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Panagiotis
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Re: combine IFL with gparted?
You can install IFL in most distros.
eg. I use IFL inside Precise Puppy (it has gparted alread installed)
molecule wrote:
> I have registerd BING but don't use it because I don't want to multiboot,
> and I don't want a tiny 8meg primary fat taking up a drive letter ...
>
> has anyone ever ported gparted into an IFL iso?
>
> or, ported IFL over to the parted magic iso?
>
> IFL (or IFD) needs a partition manager ... edit -- or better, parted magic
> needs Image for Linux!
eg. I use IFL inside Precise Puppy (it has gparted alread installed)
molecule wrote:
> I have registerd BING but don't use it because I don't want to multiboot,
> and I don't want a tiny 8meg primary fat taking up a drive letter ...
>
> has anyone ever ported gparted into an IFL iso?
>
> or, ported IFL over to the parted magic iso?
>
> IFL (or IFD) needs a partition manager ... edit -- or better, parted magic
> needs Image for Linux!
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mjnelson99
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Re: combine IFL with gparted?
Molecule,
You do not need to install BING to use it to repartition,
resize, etc. Just boot BING from CD/DVD.
I could not use BING to repartition a 64-bit Windows 7
partition, though. BIBM can do that.
Mary
On 10/26/2012 8:59 AM, Panagiotis wrote:
> You can install IFL in most distros.
> eg. I use IFL inside Precise Puppy (it has gparted alread installed)
>
> molecule wrote:
>> I have registerd BING but don't use it because I don't want to multiboot,
>> and I don't want a tiny 8meg primary fat taking up a drive letter ...
>>
>> has anyone ever ported gparted into an IFL iso?
>>
>> or, ported IFL over to the parted magic iso?
>>
>> IFL (or IFD) needs a partition manager ... edit -- or better, parted magic
>> needs Image for Linux!
>
>
You do not need to install BING to use it to repartition,
resize, etc. Just boot BING from CD/DVD.
I could not use BING to repartition a 64-bit Windows 7
partition, though. BIBM can do that.
Mary
On 10/26/2012 8:59 AM, Panagiotis wrote:
> You can install IFL in most distros.
> eg. I use IFL inside Precise Puppy (it has gparted alread installed)
>
> molecule wrote:
>> I have registerd BING but don't use it because I don't want to multiboot,
>> and I don't want a tiny 8meg primary fat taking up a drive letter ...
>>
>> has anyone ever ported gparted into an IFL iso?
>>
>> or, ported IFL over to the parted magic iso?
>>
>> IFL (or IFD) needs a partition manager ... edit -- or better, parted magic
>> needs Image for Linux!
>
>