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Old 01-16-2008, 11:55 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Urgent reply please: Moving hard drive partition problem

Hi, I've gone and done something dumb. I went to install Ubuntu 7.10 on my desktop because I hadn't done it since I got a new hard drive. I went to resize the partition and it looks like I accidently moved it as well without realising. It's taking about 23 hours and still has about 12 and a half to go. I'm worried about the wear it will cause to my hard drive. Should I stop it now and start everything from scratch? And if cancel it now, will i cause any other damage/problems for myself?
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