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10-18-2005, 01:14 PM
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Ben --
You should definitely partition that drive. 80/80 is the most conservative split, and will guarantee that, no matter how much you put on the internal drive, you'll be able to back it up. Regarding the utilities, you can either copy it off the drive and back, or you can use a program like iPartition to partition with the data in place. It's up to you.
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