Jim wrote:
To use the grow feature, the free space has to be directly after the partition you want to add it to. In your case, the free space is after the /home partition. So you have to move that partition to put the free space between / and /home. But if I remember right, the move function starts at the beginning of the partition, so you can not move /home without shrinking it more because the destination would overlap the end source. But that should not be a problem right now, because /home is mostly empty. You should have no problem shrinking it more so that you have enough space to move it. (I would shrink it to less the 1gb, and then move it./home has nothing in it , other than the empty folders made by the install. I was using Gparted from a boot CD. The 1 gb I want to grow into / is labeled "unallocated" space. How do I use the "grow feature" in Gparted to grow / by one more 1gb
shrink /home move it to the end of the disk. grow / to the size you want. move /home to right after /. grow /home to fill the rest of the disk. Mikkel -- Do not meddle in the affairs of dragons, for thou art crunchy and taste good with Ketchup!
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