Date: Wed, 27 Jun 2018 13:48:10 -0400
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Subject: Re: [alpine-user] Good to find you
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Fungi4All wrote:

> One pkg that is acting weird is Gparted, it lists partitions but no
> sizes and use, So I am wondering whether their some module missing
> that provides this info for it.  It is a luxury but a good one, so you
> can resize a partition (shrink) and make an image out of it with dd
> for backup.

1. It does here. If it doesn't, then probably you need that filesystem
support. For example, UFS partitions, for which I remove support, are
shown in black.
2. Use fdisk instead.

> As long as I don't find traces of systemd in my way I am happy :)

systemd only supports glibc, and both are against Alpine philosophy.

P.S. Cut your lines please.

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