Re: Partitioning by David
David
Wed Jan 14 18:42:40 CST 2004
Aha Marina - but that's not what he said ;-)
The 11Gb might be big enough but his system partition is 100Gb - the 11.2Gb
is unused at present.
Certain people have said they would use certain partioning software [3rd
party] but from a personal point of view I'd always be wary of changing a
working setup. Why not use the 11Gb for something specific that wouldn't be
likely to go over this size threshold instead? You're certainly OK size-wise
with a 100Gb system partition!
Sure someone will have a more technically detailed and/or fully-thought-out
response but if you can use the 11Gb for something then why change something
if its working?
Regards,
David
"Marina Roos" <marina@roos.nodontwantspam.nl.com> wrote in message
news:2C_Mb.41172$Ax3.19692@typhoon.bart.nl...
> 11 Gb for the systemdrive is big enough. You can move all the other
> applications like Exchange, the Clientapps, the Users and Companyfolder to
> another partition. Also the several logfiles can be moved.
> If you want to expand the partition, you'll have to go with 3rd party
> programs.
>
> --
> Regards,
>
> Marina
>
> "APPS" <nhtrikes@appsne.com> schreef in bericht
> news:C4072EC1-6C98-4FB6-AEB0-2CD3BF92D6C1@microsoft.com...
> > It is possible to partition the harddrive into 2 logical drives from 1
> after setup is complete or do I have to reinstall Server 2000 all over
> again? There is a small inactive partition (11GB) that was installed on
> setup. Is it possible to expand that one instead? The drive is 112GB.
> 100.6GB system (NTFS) and a 11.2GB non active basic. Thank you for your
> help!
> >
> > Pete . .
>
>