Re: problem of screen or graphic card ?

[Gerard Robin <g.robin3@free.fr>]

On Mon, Feb 05, 2007 at 09:41:31PM +0100, JoY§TiCk ... wrote:
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> Hi, of course it is a riskful operation to partition a disk where
> there are already data, but I think that with partition magic and a
> GOOD backup you could give it a try ;-)
> Otherwise if you don't mind to loose all of your windows data, you can
> repart the hdd and then reinstall windows. Quite long however!

Hi, I have resized sucessfully my partition three weeks ago. 
In a previous post some debian-laptop-users advised me to use gparted 
and some others told me that they did a bad experience wit gparted and
the filesystem ntfs.(but the version of xp on my laptop use fat32)
Finally I see on a forum that mandriva had a good tool to resize the 
partitions (ntfs too). 
I crossed fingers and I booted on mandriva, resize my partition and quited 
mandriva and ... windows .... booted like charme. 
After that I installed etch quietly and etch works fine too. (almost...).

thanks.

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Gérard