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Date:      Fri, 25 Jul 1997 12:04:37 +0530
From:      "Piyush" <justsovanilla@yahoo.co.in>
To:        "Jud" <jud@myrealbox.com>, <freebsd-questions@FreeBSD.ORG>
Subject:   Re: Re: Re: Installing on a logical DOS partition
Message-ID:  <001401bc98c4$d5c4fcc0$8db3c5cb@digmacbgl>

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I can think of two alternatives.  (There may well be
others.)  The first is to delete the DOS logical
partition either with DOS fdisk or with a utility
such as Partition Magic or the (cheaper and IMO
excellent) BootitNG from TeraByte Unlimited.  Then
using the partitioning utility, resize the extended
partition to leave room for your FreeBSD install.

yep I got what you were saying.......I picked up Bootit........here's what
my hdd looks like.......
c:                    4777 Mb         fat-32
extended dos  143126Mb
Linux d:           2502Mb          fat-32......(to be used later)
Multimedia e:   8801MB         fat-32
Backup f:         1004Mb         fat-32
OS g:                2008MB        fat-32(here's where i want to install
FBSD.........)

When I delete the OS(g:).........(thro' bootit.........) the space appears
as free space.......how do I resize my Extended Dos partition.......thro
bootit.........i tried the resize option on the Extended partition but
wasn't sure what to do there were 4 boxes (divided into 2
parts........)..
here's what they said......
Beginning
  Free space Outside   _ Mb(we are supposed to fill in the size in
Mb.......)
Free space Inside        _ Mb
End
  Free space Outside   _ Mb
Free space Inside        _ Mb
.....the problem is that I don't want to experiment cause ..I don't want to
lose any data.
....and also that I'm not sure on what exactly to do.......if
you'd just tell me how to go about doing this I'd be grateful........

Thanx.........
Piyush


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