On Tue, Dec 04, 2001 at 06:53:54PM -0600, Brent Harding wrote: > One exception in the don't need to reboot idea. If you do partitioning from > the running system to a drive that's in use, it'll warn can't read > partition table, device or resource busy. Then I'd reboot. Don't partition drive in use! If you want to repartition a drive that's currently in use and it's not a system disk then unmount the partitions, and do the usual thing. I do that all the time for removable cartridges in 1.5GB SyQuest drive. Never reboot, it would be annoying if that were a requirement and I would go away from such a poor OS that requires it right away. ... deleted the rest of previous messages -- Rafael