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From: Raphael C. <ra...@cl...> - 2003-12-03 10:15:23
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Szakacsits Szabolcs wrote:
>On Sun, 30 Nov 2003, Raphael Clifford wrote:
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>>I have a dual boot system with windows 2000/linux and wanted to grab
>>some of the spare space on the ntfs partition for linux. I made a
>>systemrescuecd (0.2.8) but it couldn't resize the ntfs partition as it
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>systemrescuecd has ntfsresize 1.8.0. Could you do send me the output of
>ntfsresize -i device? Then I can tell what you might do.
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>Cheers,
> Szak
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Hi,
As I am running it from the sysrescuecd I have copied out the important
bits by hand and abbreviated some bits.
NTFS Volume version 3.0
volume/device size 4294MB
Space in use 2385MB (55.5%)
Last used at By Inode
$MFT 33 0
$MFTMirr 4220 1
Compressed 2898 9577
Multi-Record 4287 2694
Ordinary 4288 14944
Could resize to 4288MB (freeing 6MB)
Cheers,
Raphael
P.S. I have tried defragging over and over again in Win 2000 as someone
suggested. This is the result after the 5th defrag.
P.P.S. In Win 2000 it is clear from the defrag picture that some system
files are kept at the end of the ntfs partition and they are causing the
problem.
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