This comes up all the time! Has anybody actually done it, rather than imagining it? I put a 160Gb drive in my Gigabit Ethernet and under 10.3.9's Disk Utility it would only recognize it as a 128Gb. How can I partition it, if it's only recognized as 128Gb? In truth I don't really care since 128Gb is more than enough and if I really wanted more I'd just buy another disk. John --- Eric Wood <ewood at izoom.net> wrote: > If it won't format beyond a single 128 GB partition, > I imagine it's > possible to make two partitions in order to take > full advantage of the > drive's capacity. The goal there would be to use the > entire drive up > with the two partitions, however large you make the > two of them. The > default is simply to cut the drive in half. ____________________________________________________________________________________ Pinpoint customers who are looking for what you sell. http://searchmarketing.yahoo.com/