New drives

Hi forum,
I have a powerPC G5 2.5 GHz Dual I have a 150 Gig HD that is partitioned 40/110 the 40 is the startup (system) volume the 110 is my "Data" disk.
I want to add a new (second) internal HD a Seagate Barracuda 1.5 TB, make that my "Data" drive and reformat my partitioned drive to an un-partitioned 150 GB System-Boot drive.
I'm also upgrading to OSX 10.5 (Leopard).
I don't want to lose my data or reinstall all my apps
I do have an external LaCie 500 Gb drive if that helps
Oh, one more thing, my superdrive doesn't work so i need to replace that.
I don't really have full confidence that I will know how to do this so i appeal to the gentle readers for help.

Test the heck out of the Seagate would be #1 for me.
I create and copy 4GB files and folders and copy them over so as to torture and fill a drive first (though not one that large!!)
Ideal is for me: boot drive with OS and apps; scratch drive or outer partition; media drive or partition.
Isolating system from scratch helps, and also to put all the heavy media files, data and libraries on alternate drive.
I'd format 1/3 for your system, something so that you only use 40% or so.
I like small and fast for system. Whether a couple small fast SSDs or 10K WD VelociRaptors.
Using the same physical drive doesn't make sense, at least as far as performance etc.
As long as you leave the 150GB as is and even put in FW case and have backups, do what you want. Redundant recovery options.
Read the Help PDF for SuperDuper is a good idea, though it is pretty much a drop in place for source and target volumes and what you want to do.

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