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I'm sure that i have heard is you move all the data to the begining of the drive (with defrag or else) that fdisk can be used to resize the original partition and create a new one at the end of the disk. Can someone confirm or deny this as it is just my spotted memory Houston

I might be wrong but doesn't Anaconda?(the red hat installer) do all of this automatically? OK say you use partition magic to create a single windows partition that doesn't take up the full harddrive, and install XP to it, when you install redhat isn't there an option to create the linux...

I remember using a program called Pheonix (or perhaps the company name pheonix) to restore completely restore a formatted ntfs partition, sorry not many details but i hope it helps,..

Just a thought, Check your BIOS most new MB have a "Wake on LAN (or ethernet, whatever!)" function, and your internet connection may use an ethernet port? so any activity on your connection could possibly wake the computer up... Some high speed connections periodicly check their...