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Help!! Imac hard drive screw up

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Member Since: Jan 03, 2012 Posts: 153 Mac Specs: MacBook Pro 2011 2.4GHZ 4GB Ram 500GB HD	01-23-2012, 08:53 AM Hi I have an iMac intel core 2 duo and i upgraded my system to snow leopord. Just for fun i thought id put the original Tiger disc in to see what it was like in 2006. But there was 1 problem that I ignored, When i was reinstalling it it made me slect a hard drive "BOOTCAMP (38gb)" or "MACINTOSH HD (180GB)" i selected bootcamp to install it but now at the top right i'm seeing both BOOTCAMP AND MACINTOSH HD. Bootcamp installed tiger wich was 15 gb. Taking the other 23gb from Macintosh HD. How do I get them both combined as MACINTOSH HD.
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