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Posted: Oct. 05 2005,16:43 |
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Partition editing tools are used to create/resize/delete partitions.
Before you can mount a newly created partition, you need to format it with a filesystem like FAT (msdos/Win95/98/ME), NTFS (WinNT/2000/XP), EXT2 (Linux), or Linux Swap (Linux).
For example, to format partition number 3 on your primary IDE master drive as a EXT2 partition, you would set the partition type to "linux" and then reboot into DSL and type:
sudo su mkfs -t ext2 /dev/hda3
or for a swap partition:
sudo su mkswap /dev/hda3
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