Increase ext partition without losing apps. Mounts to sd - HTC Pico (Explorer)

I'm running out of space on my 1gb ext partition on my SD card. I wish to increase this space to 2 GB or so without losing my app data or having to erase everything and reflash etc
Any ideas any one
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Backup your apps with Titanium Backup, move backup to pc, resize sdext, move backup to phone and restore them .
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Thanks don't know why I didn't think of thar
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Oh, I think you can just backup sdext, copy everything to pc, resize, move back and restore sdext in advanced backup menu . Because in previous method I think you should format data partition. This method(mentioned in this post) is simplier.
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