On 02/08/08, Robert Ameeti <Robert at Ameeti.net> wrote: > At 12:13 AM -0800, 2/8/08, John Baltutis wrote: > >>>Two HD, 1 - 120GB in 3 partitions - 20GB w/19.75GB used, 40GB >>>w/11.4 used and 60Gb w/30 used. The other 200GB is for video >>>storage and editing. >>> >>>Is it possible to realign the partitions and increase the space in >>>the first partition from 20 to 40 without losing data? >> >>No. > > Actually, it might be possible. It depends on the order of the > partitions on the drive. > > Open Disk Utility and click on the drive on the left side. You should > see a Partition tab on the right side. Select the Partition tab. The > order of the partitions will show in the graphic. If the 20 GB is the > last one, you are in luck. > > The last partition can be removed and then the 2nd partition can be > enlarged to accommodate that unallocated space. If the last partition > is the 20 GB, then you can copy that partition to the 60 GB > partition, and then delete the 20 GB and enlarge the 2nd partition. The OP's running Tiger. What you're suggesting is, IIRC, only available in Leopard.