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Linux w/OSX w/o partitioning and wiping the HD?
Carla Hufstedler | Sep 15 2007
I don't want to run from a live disk, I want to truly install. But I don't want to partition my hard drive, since I don't particularly relish the thought of starting over. Partitioning seems to be across-the-board destructive, as in get-thy-data-outta-the-way-first destructive. I'm starting with X11 and BSD here; they're content without their own, quirky partitions. They just want a nice, quiet roommate who doesn't insist on his own wing of the house. :D Any distros that can just be installed, as is? 5 Comments
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 Nondestructive repartitioningSubmitted by Carla on October 27, 2007 - 4:11pm.
Duh, I didn't realize gparted was nondestructive. I assumed it was like every other partitioning program, i.e., deletion and mayhem would ensue. I'll try it. :) Thanks! » POSTED IN:
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