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I discovered that the strange partition naming was caused by USB ports. It does appear that if sda had unallocated space, then I coud expand the 'C' partition.Дevice Partition Size File System CommentДЇor more details, see my thread from today on the gparted Live forum. You will just have to try it to find out. I really do not know if this problem is related to the RAID controller or not.

The controller has no formatting or partitioning utilities so whatever happened in the formatting of these partitions was done by XP. Windows XP also shows 'C' on Disk 1 in the storage manager and the other partitions on Disk 2.

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GParted Live enables you to use GParted on GNU/Linux as well as other operating systems, such as Windows or Mac OS X. The best way to access all of the features of the GParted application is by using the GParted Live bootable image. I cannot increase the size of 'C' (sda) because Gparted sees the unallocated space on a different drive (sdb). GParted is a free partition manager that enables you to resize, copy, and move partitions without data loss.

The 'C' partition is seen as a drive and the rest of the partitions are seen as another drive. The problem is that Gparted sees the drive as 2 storage devices - sda and sdb. It worked quite well resizing and moving partitions on the same 'logical devices'. I tried Gparted Live for the first time today on a PC with a 3ware 9650 RAID controller in Mode 1.

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Is what I did ok and I should continue on or was that not something I should do? Also If Live Cd does support RAID, what is the link to tech me on how to use it? After that was done I was a bit scared to continue so I shut it down. I did select the Array and it took 35 second to a minute to format the array in NTFS. 2 NTFS partitioned drives both non-Array, one being drive c and the other drive e (the cd drive being drive d), and the array as drive f. When I started the Windows installation, installing the latest drivers and controllers from ASUS, during the partitioning I had 3 options. When I was useing GParted it could not see the Array yet I was able to partition all disks in NTFS. I set up a RAID-5 array in the BIOS Raid setup, useing 5 disks and had a 6th nonRAID disk. Hard Drives : Seagate Barracuda 7200.10 SATA idcode-ST3500630AS I dont know if the Live CD yet supports RAID yet For Installing Windows 2005 Media Center Edition and useing GParted Latest Live CD before installation I came upon some strange effects.

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