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I have (had) a 10 GB HDD, but I screwed with some partitioning stuff and accidentally turned it into a 8 Gb HDD. Woe is me. Beat that, I dare you.

 

If I was an emo fag, I'd write a gloomy poem about it.

use partition magic and when u set it up use primary partition and you won't loose any amount of gb, trust me, i use to loose so much :lol:

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I don't trust that PM7 anymore, it erased 2 of my partitions when I wanted to create another one.

 

Now I just to id the lazy way and what I think is a more safer way. fdisk owns all.

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I don't trust that PM7 anymore, it erased 2 of my partitions when I wanted to create another one.

 

Now I just to id the lazy way and what I think is a more safer way. fdisk owns all.

Hence the "magic" in the name. :lol:

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I don't trust that PM7 anymore, it erased 2 of my partitions when I wanted to create another one.

 

Now I just to id the lazy way and what I think is a more safer way. fdisk owns all.

Hence the "magic" in the name. :lol:

Yeah, it's sort of nice in a masochistic way when partitioning programs can crew you over if you don't know exactly wht you are doing.

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I have 3 disks, 20-120-250=390gb but i think i will be needing 250 or 300 gb more  :lol:  ;)

 

Glyph, why did you make so many partitions? i used the hole amount, well meybe your board can't read so many gbs, right?

I keep stuff organized that way and I prefer partitions because they take less time to defrag than a entire chunk.

 

My board can definitely read that many GBs...how does that matter when dealing with partitions? I just had to update by BIOS to let it read drives larger than 137 gb.

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