Actually, you could, provided all contents after the paritition you've enlarged becomes lost - there's no way to move data (other than backing it up). Boot from CD, change the size in HDConfig, save partition layout, boot the CD again and run SFSDoctor. That ought to do the trick.

> partitions cannot be resized on the fly on AmigaOS and MorphOS.

...except for shrinking SFS partitions with sfsresize:

https://morph.zone/modules/newbb_plus/viewtopic.php?topic_id=5146&forum=9&start=6
https://morph.zone/modules/newbb_plus/viewtopic.php?topic_id=5857&forum=9&start=1


Edit:
And now that I read jacadcaps' solution with SFSDoctor, I remember that this was already explained some years back in another thread :-)

[ Edited by Andreas_Wolf 02.04.2020 - 15:37 ]

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If you still would like to keep your already installed system, backupping to some SFS (or other Amiga compatible filesystem) works too (external USB storage can be formatted to SFS etc). After backupping you can just boot from MorphOS CD, resize and format the needed partitions, and copy your backup back to the partitions. Use MirrorCopy if you have softlinks (SDK installed) or standard "Copy source:#? dest: ALL CLONE QUIET" in other cases.

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Ok i will do that.

Fixt, all working again.