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> is your partition size multiply of fragment size without remainder?
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> if not (quite a big chance) at least one sector at the end is unused and  
never be.
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> so go on, but then fix disklabel, as c partition is 1 sector smaller.
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> of course - boot from livecd to do this.
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Thanks both Mel and Wojciech for the advice.

Andy