On 24/04/2007, at 7:29 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi every1,
Just got a new Macbook 60GHz 2G Intel Core Duo 1Gb 667 MHz DDR2 SDRAM
as part of the laptops for teachers program here in VIC.
Kevin ,
Did u get an answer to this ?
I am guessing you have an error in your description above....
should the 60GHz really be 60 GB as in a hard drive ?
Does this mean with your present partitions you have
52 GB for Mac and then 8 Gb for the XP ?
And a short answer is that while there are some options to rearrange
partition sizes ,
they are full of DANGER .
Your best procedure is to REFORMAT the drive , which of course
means a complete reinstallation after the reformat .
Mac would be easy if you had an external firewire drive , use something
like Superduper to copy all your Mac info onto the external
drive ,
and then it's available to copy back after the reformat ..
As for XP I know nothing about that ... not even what formatting is
needed on the Hard Drive for it.
Older Macs used to use HFS plus formatting , but the Intel Macs
are using something else ..
might be.... guid . I have no experience with it.
HTH
Bob
It came bundled with XP installed in a partition of just 8GB. Is there
any way of increasing this partition size for XP to say 20GB or so?
TIA
Cheers,
Kevin from Wycheproof.
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