Gparted-0.3.4-4-beta (Page 3 of 3)

yes and no
On the livecd, you may find ntfsresize 1.13.1.1, which is able to resize vista, but GParted can do it atm. I dont exactly know why, since nobody give me help to find out the problem....
So using command line you can resize vista, yes

1) ntfsresize --help (to get info)
2) ntfsresize -s 3G -v /dev/sda3 (where "s" = size, v=verbose mode, /dev/sda3 is the partition you want to resize)

and you 've got it

http://gparted.free.fr/screenshots/ntfsresize.jpg
So ntfsresize *is* in the release !
but there is no ntfresize
I am usre i add the "s" during the burning :-p

Have a nice day

I just try GParted on LiveCD 0.3.3.6 beta20070219 on my Vista Disk Test.

It works for resize Vista Partition.

Original Partition :
0 -> 25 Go : Vista system primary
25G -> 40G : data primary.

I use GParted for :
0 -> 15Go : Resize Vista system primary boot
15G -> 26G : old data resize from 15G to 40G and resize from 15G to 26G
26G -> 40G : new data primary
4 operations for GParted and all it's OK, Vista reboot on new partition and it's OK for the two others partitions.

Very excellent:
Vista can't, Partition Magic 8, can't..... GParted all OK !!!!!

In other way : DriveImage 7 does'nt works, Norton Ghost 10 does'nt works, DriveImage XML free software works perfectly !!!

gparted-livecd-0.3.4-2-beta-20070311-08h21.iso
http://gparted-forum.surf4.info/viewtopic.php?id=313

New beta-iso for testing : 0.3.4-3-beta-20070314-09h41
http://gparted.free.fr/beta/gparted-liv … -09h41.iso

See details at : http://gparted-forum.surf4.info/viewtop … 1696#p1696

Hello Larry! I tested gparted-livecd-0.3.4-7-beta-2007..> 29-Apr-2007 15:17  45.2M on my mother computer (as she wanted to have more space for her C windows partition) and found that X doesn't start. It seems to be once again about the intel "i810" driver. I intended to edit etc/X11/xorg.conf but it was empty. Strange.., or did I do something wrong ?(I'm not familiar with vim but the command I gave was $vim etc/X11/xorg.conf upper and lower cases respected).

   Anyway, the 0.3.3 worked with X. From here I saw other problems emerging. I was a bit greedy and inpatient (as I was trying all day to make the liveCD work) and gave it a lot of things to do (resize and move an ext partition towards the end of the disk, move a fat32 and swap partitions near the ext partition and then increase the size of the first windows partition). All went well until the windows part. It stopped saying that it could not finish the job properly. The windows partitions now have (in Gparted) the dimensions I want them to have, but they appear to be nearly full (As if something has written on them when they were resized).

  In Windows however I can see no change in size for those partitions. I am confused.
 
  Thank you for this tool that you've created. It's great, as it worked without problems on my home computer. It is my mother's computer which really put me and Gparted to the test.