On 01/13/2012 04:29 PM, Lester M Petrie wrote:
That partition is the /boot partition, and its 526MB. How feasible would it be to backup /boot, reboot the install DVD in rescue mode, delete and recreate the partition leaving the 1MB at the beginning, and then restore the backed up partition? What would be the best program to use for the repartitioning? Some time ago I did some repartitioning using sfdisk, and it wasn't very pleasant, although I can probably work out what I need to use that.
That's doing things the hard way. Boot from a gparted LiveCD, shrink the next partition slightly and move /boot enough to leave at least 1MB free at the beginning. HTH, HAND.
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