Enter select volume x, where x is the volume number listed that you want to expand. Enter extend, and press [Enter]. When you're finished, use the Disk Management snap-in to check out your new volume.

Repairing startup disk while booted from Tiger DVD (or other Mac OS X volume) can resolve issues We previously reported that a number of issues caused by Security Update 2005-007 v.1.1 can be ...

Security Update 2005-007 1.1 Special Report: Repairing startup disk while booted from another startup volume can resolve issues CNET staff Sept. 2, 2009 12:05 p.m. PT 2 min read ...

Am I destined to stare at the standard 3.5"HDD icon in Mac OS for my windows boot disk for ever? I can't figure out how to edit that icon; guessing it has to do with the volume being NTFS? I can ...