Bug#250037: marked as done (partman-partitioning: Cannot resize a partition which fills entire disk)
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From: Martin Orr <martin@walnut.methody.org>
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Subject: partman-partitioning: Cannot resize a partition which fills entire disk
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Package: partman-partitioning
Version: 20
Severity: normal
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If I use partman to resize a partition which fills the entire disk, it
prompts me to enter the size, thinks for a bit (but without displaying a
progress bar) and then dumps me back to the main menu. I can switch to tty2
and use parted manually to resize the partition, and if I make it even one
sector smaller than partman can resize it fine.
In case it matters, this was a FAT32 partition on an IDE disk with an msdos
label.
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Date: Tue, 25 May 2004 11:29:53 +0100
From: Martin Orr <martin@walnut.methody.org>
To: 250037-done@bugs.debian.org
Subject: Mistaken bug
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Sorry, this was due to me making a mistake with my partition types and is
not a bug at all.
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