HOW-TO say Open Sesame to your internal disk

[mumsoft]

Maybe you could try this:

- Copy the content of the first 250GB disk to the 750Gb disk.
- let the asus boot with the 750 Gb disk
- remove volume1 with the webgui
- make a new volume with the webgui
- take it out
- copy the files of the 250GB disk (volume1) to the 750GB disk (volume1)

you also might try to copy only the hidden information to the 750 Gb disk (to make it bootable, try to boot it with Asus, and define a new VoluME1, etc.

But I don't have any experience with a brand new disk. It seems to me that several people other people have... But where are they?

Marc

[XYZ]

- Copy the content of the first 250GB disk to the 750Gb disk.
- let the asus boot with the 750 Gb disk
- remove volume1 with the webgui

I already tried that (many times). Unfortunately, Asus Web interface doesn't allow to remove the first volume from the disk

you also might try to copy only the hidden information to the 750 Gb disk (to make it bootable, try to boot it with Asus, and define a new VoluME1, etc.

Of course I tried that first, but Asus still report that I have one 250 GB volume already defined and rest of disk unoccupied. As I said, in one moment I managed to get empty disk and I have been able to create 750 GB volume, but I don't remember how.

Thanks for suggestions. I just downloaded 400 MB of its source code, maybe I could find in it where is stored information about a disk size. The broadcom.c file is most promising...