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Maximize IDE Hard Disk

Hi there! I am installing Unixware 7.1 to a new server. We usually use SCSI hard for this but since this will be used only for testing, I decided to use an 80GB IDE hard disk. I was able to successfully load the unix but found out that the 80GB hard disk was not maximized. The total hard disk used was about 10GB only. Is there a way to maximize the entire 80GB hard disk? By the way, during installation, i selected the option to "use the whole disk for UNIx". Thanks and regards, zap
 

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