How do I resize a RAID volume?

Hi,
I have an '08 8x3Ghz macpro with Apple's RAID card. I have 3x750GB drives and two volumes configured of about equal size. I'd like to shrink one of the volumes and grow the other. I can see how to reduce the size of an existing partition in the volumes (and indeed have done so on the volume that I want to shrink), but I can't see how to actually shrink one volume and then expand the other. Thanks!
Cheers, Cos.

I have the same issue (I think) !!!
I have a RAID Card with 4 Raptors (150 GB each) connected as RAID 0
now first I made 2 volumes each around 300 GB
now I deleted one and I want to expand the other one (which contains my OS and my files) and take over the deleted one,
how I can do that ????
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Overview: When my raid is connected through my Fibre Channel Switch it randomly dismounts.
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ZONE 1 (zoned by port not WWN)
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Mar 7 17:55:41 files kernel[0]: FusionMPT: Notification = 5 (External Bus Reset) for SCSI Domain = 3
Mar 7 17:55:41 files kernel[0]: FusionMPT: External Bus Reset for SCSI Domain = 3
Mar 7 17:55:41 files kernel[0]: FusionMPT: Notification = 7 (Link Status Change) for SCSI Domain = 3
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Mar 7 17:55:41 files kernel[0]: FusionMPT: Notification = 8 (Loop State Change) for SCSI Domain = 3
Mar 7 17:55:41 files kernel[0]: FusionFC: Loop Initialization Packet for SCSI Domain = 3.
Mar 7 17:55:41 files kernel[0]: FusionMPT: Notification = 9 (Logout) for SCSI Domain = 3
Mar 7 17:55:41 files kernel[0]: FusionMPT: Notification = 7 (Link Status Change) for SCSI Domain = 3
Mar 7 17:55:41 files kernel[0]: FusionFC: Link is active for SCSI Domain = 3.
Mar 7 17:55:41 files kernel[0]: FusionMPT: Notification = 6 (Rescan) for SCSI Domain = 3
Mar 7 17:55:41 files kernel[0]: FusionMPT: Notification = 5 (External Bus Reset) for SCSI Domain = 3
Mar 7 17:55:41 files kernel[0]: FusionMPT: External Bus Reset for SCSI Domain = 3
Mar 7 17:55:41 files kernel[0]: FusionMPT: Notification = 7 (Link Status Change) for SCSI Domain = 3
Mar 7 17:55:41 files kernel[0]: FusionFC: Link is down for SCSI Domain = 3.
Mar 7 17:55:41 files kernel[0]: FusionMPT: Notification = 8 (Loop State Change) for SCSI Domain = 3
Mar 7 17:55:41 files kernel[0]: FusionFC: Loop Initialization Packet for SCSI Domain = 3.
Mar 7 17:55:41 files kernel[0]: FusionMPT: Notification = 9 (Logout) for SCSI Domain = 3
Mar 7 17:55:41 files kernel[0]: FusionMPT: Notification = 7 (Link Status Change) for SCSI Domain = 3
Mar 7 17:55:41 files kernel[0]: FusionFC: Link is active for SCSI Domain = 3.
Mar 7 17:55:41 files kernel[0]: FusionMPT: Notification = 6 (Rescan) for SCSI Domain = 3
Mar 7 17:55:41 files kernel[0]: FusionMPT: Notification = 5 (External Bus Reset) for SCSI Domain = 3
Mar 7 17:55:41 files kernel[0]: FusionMPT: External Bus Reset for SCSI Domain = 3
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Mar 7 17:55:41 files kernel[0]: FusionMPT: Notification = 5 (External Bus Reset) for SCSI Domain = 3
Mar 7 17:55:41 files kernel[0]: FusionMPT: External Bus Reset for SCSI Domain = 3
Mar 7 17:55:41 files kernel[0]: FusionMPT: Notification = 7 (Link Status Change) for SCSI Domain = 3
Mar 7 17:55:41 files kernel[0]: FusionFC: Link is down for SCSI Domain = 3.
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Mar 7 17:55:41 files kernel[0]: FusionFC: Loop Initialization Packet for SCSI Domain = 3.
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Mar 7 17:55:41 files kernel[0]: FusionMPT: Notification = 7 (Link Status Change) for SCSI Domain = 3
Mar 7 17:55:41 files kernel[0]: FusionFC: Link is active for SCSI Domain = 3.
Mar 7 17:55:41 files kernel[0]: FusionMPT: Notification = 6 (Rescan) for SCSI Domain = 3
Mar 7 17:55:42 files kernel[0]: FusionMPT: Notification = 5 (External Bus Reset) for SCSI Domain = 3
Mar 7 17:55:42 files kernel[0]: FusionMPT: External Bus Reset for SCSI Domain = 3
Mar 7 17:55:42 files kernel[0]: FusionMPT: Notification = 7 (Link Status Change) for SCSI Domain = 3
Mar 7 17:55:42 files kernel[0]: FusionFC: Link is down for SCSI Domain = 3.
Mar 7 17:55:42 files kernel[0]: FusionMPT: Notification = 8 (Loop State Change) for SCSI Domain = 3
Mar 7 17:55:42 files kernel[0]: FusionFC: Loop Initialization Packet for SCSI Domain = 3.
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Mar 7 17:55:42 files kernel[0]: FusionMPT: Notification = 7 (Link Status Change) for SCSI Domain = 3
Mar 7 17:55:42 files kernel[0]: FusionFC: Link is active for SCSI Domain = 3.
Mar 7 17:55:42 files kernel[0]: FusionMPT: Notification = 6 (Rescan) for SCSI Domain = 3
Mar 7 17:55:42 files kernel[0]: disk4s3: I/O error.
Mar 7 17:55:42 files kernel[0]: FusionMPT: Notification = 5 (External Bus Reset) for SCSI Domain = 3
Mar 7 17:55:42 files kernel[0]: FusionMPT: External Bus Reset for SCSI Domain = 3
Mar 7 17:55:42 files kernel[0]: FusionMPT: Notification = 7 (Link Status Change) for SCSI Domain = 3
Mar 7 17:55:42 files kernel[0]: FusionFC: Link is down for SCSI Domain = 3.
Mar 7 17:55:50 files kernel[0]: s3: I/O error.
=======
Then followed by a ton of various I/O errors
=======
Mar 7 17:56:42 files kernel[0]: disk4s3: I/O error.
Mar 7 17:56:42 files kernel[0]: disk4s3: I/O error.
Mar 7 17:56:42 files kernel[0]: disk4s3: I/O error.
Mar 7 17:56:42 files kernel[0]: FusionMPT: Notification = 6 (Rescan) for SCSI Domain = 3
Mar 7 17:56:42 files kernel[0]: disk4s3: I/O error.
Mar 7 17:56:42 files kernel[0]: disk4s3: I/O error.
=======
Finally by media not present errors which end the log
=======
Mar 7 17:56:42 files kernel[0]: disk4s3: media is not present.
Mar 7 17:56:42 files kernel[0]: disk4s3: media is not present.
Mar 7 17:56:42 files kernel[0]: disk4s3: media is not present.
Mar 7 17:56:42 files kernel[0]: disk4s3: media is not present.
Mar 7 17:56:42 files kernel[0]: disk4s3: media is not present.
Mar 7 17:56:42 files kernel[0]: disk4s3: media is not present.
Mar 7 17:56:42 files kernel[0]: disk4s3: media is not present.
Mar 7 17:56:42 files kernel[0]: disk4s3: media is not present.
Mar 7 17:56:42 files kernel[0]: disk4s3: media is not present.
Mar 7 17:56:42 files kernel[0]: disk5s3: media is not present.
Mar 7 17:56:42 files kernel[0]: jnl: dojnlio: strategy err 0x6
Mar 7 17:56:42 files kernel[0]: jnl: end_transaction: only wrote 0 of 8192 bytes to the journal!
Mar 7 17:56:42 files kernel[0]: jnl: close: journal 0x4c21bb4, is invalid. aborting outstanding transactions
Mar 7 17:56:42 files kernel[0]: disk4s3: media is not present.
Mar 7 17:56:42 files kernel[0]: disk4s3: media is not present.
Mar 7 17:56:42 files kernel[0]: disk4s3: media is not present.
Mar 7 17:56:45 files kernel[0]: jnl: close: journal 0x4c21c98, is invalid. aborting outstanding transactions
And that folks is it.. I'm up for any and all suggestions, questions, comments etc.. I'm absolutely desperate here!
Please, please does anyone have any ideas what's going on here.
Thanks,
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Throughout the battles I did try cables that were not in the scenario to no avail so I don't think it's a cablling issue though I suppose it still could be.
Well into the backup was last night's failure point.. days previous, when through the switch, it had failed at periodic points throughout the day. I could not tie those periods to greater than normal I/O demand though.
As for cooling the components are kept in a well circulated room that is kept 24x7 at 62 degrees with an alarm on the cooling unit so I am about as certain as can be that cooling is not a factor.

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