[PartisanEntity]

I have Leopard and Ubuntu installed side by side on my MacBook. I am running out of space on Leopard and wanted to free up some space.

So I loaded the Live version of Ubuntu and made the native Ubuntu partition smaller.

I then restarted and loaded the Disk Utility from the Leopard installation CD and tried to make my Leopard partition larger, however after I click 'Apply', a message comes up saying: Mediakit reports no such partition.

Anyone know what the issue could be? Why can I not add the free space to the Leopard partition?

Thank you!

[Cold Warrior]

Run Disk Utility (again from the install CD/DVD) to 'repair disk' and see if that helps.

[hookem2oo7]

unless the Ubuntu utility was aware of both the GUID and the MBR partition tables that boot camp creates, you now have mismatched tables. Disk Utility sees the GUID table and still thinks the Ubuntu partition is still its original size, while the MBR table is pointing toward free space and a smaller Ubuntu partition. I ran into a similar problem trying to resize my Windows partition. I ended up having to use boot camp assistant to delete the boot camp partition and start from scratch.