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BigRed3373

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:eek: :confused: I have a messed up drive and need to bring it back to all one single drive i though when i used the restore disks it would put it back it didn't I have a no name with 17 gbs on it partationed and another one How do I restore my drive properly thanks:confused: :eek: :eek:
 

rogersmj

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Sep 10, 2006
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Learn this character: "." It's called a period. It helps people understand what the heck you're writing.

Maybe some more information about what exactly you did would help. You're saying you have three separate partitions? What is on each of them? Did you do a reinstall and wipe the whole drive? More details, more periods, and less spastic run-on sentences would really help us help you.
 

colocolo

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If I understand correctly, just repartition with disk utility from your Tiger CD. This WILL wipe your hard drive though, so backup first.
 

BigRed3373

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Feb 2, 2007
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okay first of all i am not here for a grammar:mad: lesson i really don't care
second i have three partitions as stated.
thrid i just want to restore my hard drive back to a single drive.
I was using unbuntu over my boot camp Windows XP second edition for some reason it started to install the ubuntu and screwed up the drives know i need to put it back. not so simple is it:confused:

Thanks
 

BigRed3373

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Feb 2, 2007
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Also i used the restore disks and reinstalled Tiger this did not help the drive situation know i am missing some hard drive space i have a 160 gig its showing i have 120 gig were did the other 40 gigs go?:mad: I am very Frustrated! I know Tiger does not eat up 40 gig hard drive space.:(
 

BigRed3373

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Feb 2, 2007
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all was backed up the first time:) Thank you

Can you explain how to Repartition the drive or will the disk utility explain or do it?
 
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