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Originally posted by Ryxpia
It's all in your head, Damokun...
a). I don't have a disc burner.
b). I didn't run the LiveCD. It seems to only be for Linux or something (unknown file types were found in the .gz).
You will probably need to find someone who can burn it for you. The liveCD should recognise those files when it boots- but it needs to boot, rather than Windows. I doubt it's trivial to boot to an .iso without burning it from Windows, but I have no experience there.
Though this is kind of strange. Far as I know, ext2/3 can be resized practically on the fly, so there's not much need for a standalone Linux partition manager? I know the Debian installer allows you to adjust ntfs partitions: that's too much hassle, but it shows it's possible. Interesting.
was put impeccably into words at DebianDay for me last Saturday, by Knut Yrvin of Trolltech - adults try something once, fail, and then are like "ffs this doesn't work". Children try, fail, and then try again, and succeed - maybe on the second, or even fifth retry. But the thing is that they keep at it and overcome the problems in the end.
-andrewdodd13
