Hello! I'm running OSX 10.4.6 on a Quicksilver 733 with two internal hard drives (60 and 80GB) and an external FW/USB2 160GB drive. I originally partitioned my two internal drives into two volumes each, but now believe such partitioning was a mistake; I'm running out of space on some of the volumes, since I sized them poorly. I would like to use the external drive to temporarily hold the stuff from one of the internal drives while I wipe the internal clean and turn it into a single partition, then move the stuff (system, apps, and/or data) back onto the original drive -- after I turn it into a single volume. Can this be done? (Seems like it would be doable, but I don't want to forget something.) I have ProSoft Engineering's Data Backup; perhaps I could just do a simple "back up entire volume" to the external drive -- but what about restoring it to a new/different volume than it came from? I have one volume with OS9 on it, I'd want to keep this capability, although I almost never boot into OS9. Another volume has OSX, my apps, and most of my data on it. The other two volumes have just data. I have plenty of space on the external drive. Thanks for your help, Jim Thornton