NASLite Network Attached Storage

I was running out of space on Disk-1, an 80gig drive... so I got a 320gig drive on sale and decided to use Norton Ghost 2003 to clone the 80gig drive onto the 320gig drive. I have now swapped out the 80gig drive with the 320gig drive, fired up the NAS (this is with NAS-Lite SMB) and it recognised the new Disk-1, listed the new drive specs (drive maker, size, etc) on /Info/Disk-1.htm :


...but /Info/System.html still lists that drive as an 80gig capacity:


Am I missing something here? Shouldn't it have now been recognised as having the larger capacity? Is there a way to make it "see" the extra space that's there now? I'm pretty sure Ghost, when it cloned the drive, was supposed to have expanded it to use the whole, additional space of the new drive. I selected (from) Disk (to) Disk for the copying, with both drives on the same IDE chain, and with the current Disk-2 disconnected from the chain.

Well, I seems that Ghost did not expand things to the full size when I cloned the drive, which is odd because the last time I'd done something like this it did. But, then, last time it was a Windoze HDD, and at that, last time I had it saved to an image file, then wrote the image to the new, larger drive, and it expanded things to fit the larger disk.

In any event, I fixed it. Downloaded the GParted (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GParted) live CD and expanded the partition to fit the whole drive.

It now shows up as the whole capacity on the NAS now...

Depending on which version of Ghost you use, it does not always know how to deal with a particular file system, and will resort to a sector copy for safety reasons.