I think there are 2 points of confusion 1. In Europe a comma is often used in places where in the US a period would be used 298,1 GB == 298.1 GB 2. The original post used a > when a < was probably intended The restrictions is that you have to have the first partition > 127,99 GB probably was intended to be The restrictions is that you have to have the first partition < 127,99 GB or in US-speak The restrictions is that you have to have the first partition < 127.99 GB Hope I got these right :-) DG > It's easy, I just take the numbers from the > Diskutility. You must remember that the > harddrive manufactures don't count the GB in > 1024 MB like the rest of the computer world so > even though Western Digital markets the drive > as 320 GB Diskutility reports 298,1 GB > Joel > > 9 aug 2005 kl. 21.24 skrev Ron Steinke: > >> On 9 Aug, 2005, at 8:35, Leif Joel Örell wrote: >> >> I am using it on my Cube. I have a Western >> Digital 320 GB with one partition 127,75 GB >> and one 170,10 GB no problems so far. >> --- >> The restrictions is that you have to have the first partition > 127,99 GB >> >> Your numbers do not make any sense. >> Perhaps your calculator has a different >> decimal point location than my calculator? >> Please define your calculations and show how >> you got your figures. >> Thank you for clarifying this confusion