Strange disc utility behaviour with windows partition

Hi,
I have created a 30 gig partition for windows XP (FAT32) on my macbook, which all works fine, but back on the mac volume, I tried to make an additional 10 gig partition for which I planned to save all my audio work in Logic to. It appeared to create it fine, but the volume scheme was totally messed up in Disc Utility; i.e. the windows portion took up practically the whole scheme, there was 500 MB "unused" in gray, "Macintosh HD" had a tiny portion, which overlapped the blue used "system" part (also overlapped by the unused bit). I couldn't seem to fix this problem, yet doing command-i on all volumes gave the right numbers and it added up.
Has anyone else seen any strangeness? All I can think of is that bootcamp isn't too happy with additional partitions, so disk utility goes a bit mad so to speak! I know that bootcamp will only create a windows partition on a single un-partitioned volume. Essentially, I just wondered if I could make more partitions after installing a windows partition.
cheers,
David

Hi Philip
Before you get too alarmed I think what Zeny described is, potentially, a totally different scenario to yours and not entirely applicable. From your description it doesn't sound like your PowerBook currently has any of the symptoms commonly associated with hard drive failure.
That said it is possible that there may be a bad sector on the drive, which an erase whilst zeroing all data will resolve. At the same time it may also just be a software glitch.
Either way, it is worth giving the PB and hard drive a full check with the likes of DiskWarrior, Drive Genius, Apple Hardware Test, etc.
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