Jeff Kell ([log in to unmask]) wrote:
: I want to "truncate" the C: partition and create a Linux partition,
: but I can't figure out how.
:
This product may be what you're looking for:

   http://www.powerquest.com/partitionmagic/
   PowerQuest: PartitionMagic: Product Overview

  "Exciting New Functionality in PartitionMagic 7.0

     * Merge NTFS partitions
     * Support for Windows XP
     * Partition hard drives as large as 80 GB
     * Access and partition external USB drives
     * Undelete a deleted partition from rescue disks

   Other Powerful Features:

     * Organize and protect the information on your hard drive
     * Easy, step-by-step wizards help you perform partitioning tasks
     * Preview the effects of partitioning your hard drive before
       implementing anything
     * Safely manage multiple operating systems
     * Convert from one file system or partition type to another without
       losing data
     * Supports FAT, FAT32, NTFS, and Linux ext2/Swap file systems

   [ snip ]

   With exciting new functionality and an easy to use Windows interface,

     PartitionMagic 7.0 -- the world's most trusted partitioning program,
     -- now puts the benefits of hard-drive partitioning within the reach
     of everyone. You can create, resize, split, merge, delete, undelete,
     and convert partitions -- all without destroying data -- and it only
     takes just a few minutes!..."


--Jerry Leslie

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