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What about using Knoppix and QTParted do this also?  I haven't played with using it on NTFS (yet), but would think it more user friendly than fdisk.

start Knoppix (I use "desktop=fluxbox" at the prompt to use less resources)
open a terminal
type "su"
type "qtparted"

nice graphical interface that is less intimidating than fdisk in a terminal.

Preston


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