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Renumbering Primary Partitions?

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Quoted 11 lines · Adam Luchjenbroers

My current partition table has the following partitions

1) FAT32
2) FAT32
3) Extended

Is it possible for me to make partitions 1 and 2 one partition and get it to renumber 3 as 2 (the first bit is easy, but how would I make the latter part happen)

Why do you care? Logical partitions within the extended partition are still going to be numbered starting with 5, whether the extended partition is 2 or 3.

Always make sure you have a good rescue floppy or bootable install cd (these usually have a rescue capability) before you follow my advice.

Lawson
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