I try

Besides, why blow away the swap, if you can "by-pass" it, especially if you are going to cfdisk the partitions.

I like to keep the swap at the "tail" of the drive, and if you blow it away, you will have to do all the re-calculating agin to ensure it hits the right amount of MB at the end. Leave it, but, by-pass it, then go after the partitions, with the swap intact. I've done this a few times ( sheesh, memories of new hard drive installs, and the fun of "how much do I need to have 500MB left?" ouch! )

Ms. Cuddles
I do what I can, which, sometimes aint much, but, I try.