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hiddenfury

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Oct 16, 2011
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I was trying to install snow leopard onto my macbook pro 13 in which runs os lion by partitioning my hard drive. I accidentally made the snow leopard partition too big (about 140 gb) so I deleted it and then I tried to increase my original partition back to its original size. However, now it says I used 309 Gb out of 320 Gb of my hard drive. How can I repair this? Thanks
 
I was trying to install snow leopard onto my macbook pro 13 in which runs os lion by partitioning my hard drive. I accidentally made the snow leopard partition too big (about 140 gb) so I deleted it and then I tried to increase my original partition back to its original size. However, now it says I used 309 Gb out of 320 Gb of my hard drive. How can I repair this? Thanks

Lion puts a recovery partition on the HDD, and it hides it.
 
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