Gparted can resize most types of partitions, so do it the way that works and resize the partition.
Or make a new partition in the unallocated space and use it as a dedicated data storage partition, not a bad idea at all; if your systems goes bang, you can reinstall without having to shuffle all your data. A current backup is of course a must under any circumstances.
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by: rindiPosted on 2007-10-23 at 12:08:32ID: 20133577
Try using bootit-ng, with it you can copy your partitions to the new disk (or also make images), then you can use the same program to resize and and move your partitions on the new disk to suite your purposes.
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