[done] Move a partition with xfs

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gapan
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Re: Move a partition with xfs

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You need to destroy one of your primary partitions to create a logical one.
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Re: Move a partition with xfs

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Be careful all, don't confond partition and filesystem on the partition !

damNageHack, can you tell us what you got before, what you got now, and what do you expect to have ? It will be easier to help you.
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Re: Move a partition with xfs

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JRD wrote:damNageHack, can you tell us what you got before, what you got now, and what do you expect to have ? It will be easier to help you.
I will not on the concerned pc until next week. Updates will follow then, please keep attention. :)
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Re: Move a partition with xfs

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Shador wrote:Yes, of course, that's a solution, but it's undesirable for bigger partitions as it requires copying all data first. shrinking would just have to shrink the partition and if necessary move some blocks.
If you like your data, you have to do a backup of your data anyway before such tasks :P
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Re: Move a partition with xfs

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Solution: Delete partition and create a new logical (correct) one ...

Then copy data from original (sda1) partition as did before but with wrong partition type.

Done. :lol:
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