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I have a disk with a single partition and some free space at the start. I want to move the partition to the start (left) and then grow it to fill the disk. There is no 'move' command so how do I accomplish this?
Last edited by JimDeadlock (2020-06-21 10:42:21)
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Two ways if you care about the existing data:
Backup, repartition, restore
Backup, use gparted to move
Two ways if you don't care about the existing data:
Repartition
Use gparted to move
Last edited by Mr.Elendig (2020-06-21 10:09:09)
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It seem silly that Gparted has a move function but Parted doesn't. Oh well, thanks for the clarification.
The machine the disk is on is headless, that's why I was trying to use Parted.
Last edited by JimDeadlock (2020-06-21 10:43:46)
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Parted used to have a move function, but it was removed together with the bitrotted and broken filesystem operations almost a decade ago. Also note that parted and gparted, despite the name, are two different projects.
Last edited by Mr.Elendig (2020-06-21 10:48:35)
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