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Hello I have some large Partiton at 2 GB, 4 GB, 7 GB, 13 GB, 25 GB. How big I need the journal for its? Could I resize ext3fs with resize2fs, ext2resize-1.17 (with ext2prepare, ext2online), parted-1.4.21 Tools? The Partititons Magic 5.0 I can't use with ext3 only with ext2. -- MfG / With best Regards Rusmir Duško Registered Linux user: #130654 http://counter.li.org

Hello list, I have two drives - the first drive currently has F14 on it. The second drive is empty. If I select custom partition and only partititon and format the second drive, will CentOS install on the second and not touch the first drive? This is using the installer from the CentOS 6.4 Live DVD. Thanks, -- Stephen Clark *NetWolves* Director of Technology Phone: 813-579-3200 Fax: 813-882-0209 Email: steve.clark at netwolves.com http://ww...

.... This time I created a swap partitition that is 24 Gb in size since the machine has 16 Gb of memory. Still unable to hibernate with 'systemctl hibernate' which generates a message that a 'dependency on hibernate.target failed'. Typing swapon -s or cat /proc/swaps I see: /dev/dm-2 partititon 25161724 0 -1 free -m gives me: ... Swap 24571 0 24571 What am I missing? Suggestions what to check are appreciated.

Hi, is there any way to install extlinux on a _not_ mounted ext4 image? I can easily write the extlinux.sys manually to a fixed inode, and prepend a prebuild mbr, but is there anything else i am missing? patch_file_and_bootblock does a couple of magic things, that are beyond me. The devices are simple images that run in virtualbox, so do i really need all of the blocksize magic? thanks.

...os 5 working how I wanted on this drive, then set about copying it to another drive. The Centos files on both drives are in sub-partitions in an LVM partition on their respective drives. I first did a minimum install on the new drive and saved all those files to a separate directory. The LVM partititons and sub-partitions all have unique names. Well it has been a bit of a struggle to say it nicely. Seems the LVM names are buried all over the place. Of course I had to change /boot/grub/grub.conf, /boot/grub/menu.lst, and /etc/fstab But more than that was the contents of /etc/lvm So for tho...