This is important. kilo-, mega- or gigabytes prefixes use decimal, not
binary units according to biggest standards (SI, ATA, IEEE, disk
manufacturers, etc). Also only [kMG] accepted and [Kmg] not anymore.
Manual updated according to this. "Side-effect" of the patch: user
can't destroy his fs if uses the same or slightly bigger decimal unit
for disk partitioning (e.g. by cfdisk or recent fdisk) as he did for
ntfsresize [used binary units before]. From now on new/old volume
sizes are printed in bytes and MB's, not in clusters and MB's.
Cheers,
Szaka
(Logical change 1.18)
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