I heard iPartition was great, so I went to try it. Here’s what I did:
- Needed a DVD, so I looked forever to find one.
- Remembered that blank DVDs where in my car, went and got one.
- Burned the iPartition boot DVD.
- It didn’t work.
- Burned it again.
- Didn’t work.
- I realized it might not have drivers for my new iMac, so I tried copying my /System/Library/Extentions over to the DVD, burned another one.
- It didn’t work either.
- I realized I could use my iBook instead while my iMac was in target disc mode.
- Except my iBook would let me put in the DVD I burned. There appeared to be something jamming it. (WTF?)
- So I tried a credit card to unblock it, no dice.
- I had to open up my iBook, but I needed a smallish Allen wrench to open it. I looked everywhere.
- I realized that it too, was in my car, so I went to go get it.
- I took my iBook apart.
- I took the Combo Drive apart. The disc let me put it in, no clue why. I guess it wanted some fresh air inside?
- Put the iBook half-way back together, except I forgot to connect the Combo Drive up again.
- Took it apart, hooked up the Combo Drive, and then put the iBook back together again.
- Booted the iBook with the iPartition boot disc. (It worked fine.)
All-in-all iPartition is a pretty nice program to resize your Boot Camp partition. Getting to the program was a total pain in the ass.
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