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How to change linux file system?


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01-Sep-2006, 01:26 AM #1
How to change linux file system?
Can we change linux file system after installation just like in window there is a option that we can format drive with NTFS or FAT or conver FAT into NTFS.???????????
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01-Sep-2006, 09:36 AM #2
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Can we change linux file system after installation just like in window there is a option that we can format drive with NTFS or FAT or conver FAT into NTFS.???????????
first of all, why change and to what file system you want to change to?

also, how is your current file systems partitioned....what you your mount points?
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