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Resizing Partitions



I generally use FIPS.  However, it is NEVER safe to use it with Windows
running.  If you need to use it on a Windows machine, you should either
(a) boot the machine from a DOS floppy or (b) boot Windows from the hard
drive using the F8 menu and selecting the "Command prompt only" option.

You can make a DOS boot floppy from Windows 9x with "FORMAT A: /S" just as
you could under DOS.  Although actually booting the floppy will still say
"Starting Windows..." it is really starting real-mode DOS.

-- Mike


On 2000-05-31 at 18:49 -0400, Oommen Thomas wrote:

> What about FIPS?
> The docs says it is for DOS and some people have reported it working in
> Win95.
> 
> Is that good enough too?
> I have heard people using it...


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