Hi all,
I was hoping to make a few partitions on the hard drive of my MaCBook Pro. I
remember reading somewhere that in order to partition a hard drive that already
contains data, it is necessary to format the drive first. I really have trouble
believing this, but it came from a source that I
Hi, if your partition is mac os extended, and provided your disk is not
entirely full, you can separate the drive into several partitions, and no you
don't have to format the entire drive like on a windows system.
Use disk utility which is in applications/utilities choose your hard disk in
the
Hi Yuma,
This is very good news. One last question. Should I boot the computer from the
Snow Leopard CD to do the partitioning? I assume you wouldn't want to partition
the drive while it is in use by the system.
On Mar 9, 2011, at 9:34 AM, Yuma Decaux wrote:
Hi, if your partition is mac os
Hi,
No you can do it directly from disk utility within the system.
If you don't specify a partition size for your second partition, disk utility
will automatically share the partition in two volumes.
Hope this helps
Yuma
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