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August 3rd, 2006, 09:22 PM
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| Can I nondestructively resize partitions of boot disc? I have a Boot Camp partitioned MacBookPro/WinXP machine. 60GB Mac & 20GB XP. Never anticipated doing as much XP crunching on this machine as has turned out, and I'm running out of space with the 20 GB partition. Do I have to dump everything and start over, or can I use partitioning soft to resize the partitions, or some other trick less laborious than reinstalling OS's, browsing, mail, virus, networking, preferences, a/v apps, etc...?? "Could Partition Magic" do it? Another route. If I got an external drive - how would it be treated by the current configuration? Am I forced to assign it to one OS of the other? Thanks so much.  |
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August 5th, 2006, 01:34 AM
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| nondestructively resize partitions of boot disc? Course, I've since discovered that MacIntel uses GPT partitioning, and so Partition Magic or most conventional software wouldn't work. |
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