From: BitTwister@mouse-potato.com   
      
   On Tue, 03 Jul 2012 21:01:21 +1000, Daniel47@teranews.com wrote:   
   >   
   > As the two installed OS's are each only using about 5GB of their mounts,   
      
   I am impressed with how lean you have managed to keep those installs.   
      
   > can I just divide sda 6 in two and sda 7 in two, giving me sda's 9 and   
   > 10 (or whatever) on which to install my two newish OS's and have them   
      
   Wish you luck there. By the way, if you took the default during   
   partition creations, you could squeeze some space from lost+found   
   using tune2fs to reduce the reserved blocks percentage   
      
   > all make use of the single /Home??   
      
   I would assume the first time you ran kde on Mageia or mandriva 2011   
   they would modify your kde stuff so 2009 would not run until you   
   deleted ~/.kde_whatever and reconfigured your 2009 desktop.   
      
   > Side question	What has likely happened to sda4??   
      
   Nothing, it is an extended partition.  :)   
      
   PS: partitions 7 and 8 will be renumbered when you run Mageia   
   installer.   
      
   I cannot remember which one, but I remember a install failure because /   
   was not large enough when set at around 8gig or something.   
      
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