I was wondering, how easy/hard is it to safely resize an NTFS partition? I have two harddrives in my mom's machine. The second one is from before the motherboard blew a capacitor, and the first one is a fresh install of XP Home (both drives were XP Home). I don't wanna wipe the second drive because there may still be stuff on there that we need. My mom said, however, that if we don't touch that other drive for a certain period of time (she never specified), it can be wiped. But I'm impatient :P. So, I was wondering if it's possible to safely resize the NTFS partition and make it about 4gb smaller. I know that Mandrake 9.2 can do this, but I don't wanna get Mandrake just to install Knoppix or DSL. Knoppix says there's about 15.8gb free, Windows (when I can get it to read the drive) says there's about 16gb free. So giving 4gb to Knoppix wouldn't be all that bad. If it's possible to do this without losing any data, that would be great. Thanks.

EDIT: Nevermind, my friend gave me a copy of Partition Magic 8 and it did the trick.