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From: Raphael C. <ra...@cl...> - 2003-12-03 16:11:29
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Hi, Thanks very much for the great reply. >This is a very fragmented file. Handling this case is not yet supported >unfortunately. But maybe you can overcome this. You can check what's this >file if you mount your NTFS partition: > > mkdir windows > mount -t ntfs <device> windows > cd windows > find -inum 2694 > > The answer is find -inum 2694 ./WINNT/system32/config/software.LOG >If this file is pagefile.sys (great chance) then you could temporarily >turn off Windows' Virtual Memory under > > Start->Settings->Control Panel->System->Advanced->Performance > >and try again the ntfsresize process. > >If the file is something else then on Windwos you may either just delete >it if you don't need (but be careful you don't delete something useful) or > > copy file file_new > erase file > rename file_new file > >Using just 'rename' is not enough. > > > a) Can I simply delete/copy+delete that file. It looks like it might be important :) b) Will it just be instantly recreated when I do that (before I can exit windows 2000)? Cheers, Raphael |
