🚀 go-pugleaf

I have a PC with a 230 MB hard drive.  It is partitioned in about half for
MS-Windows and SCO Unix.  I'm running out of room in my DOS partition and
would like to re-partition the disk to give more to DOS since I rarely use
SCO.  I'd still like to keep my SCO partition because I do use it
occasionally.  The DOS partition is the first.  The system boots to SCO
unless I type dos at the : prompt.

Is there a way to re-partition a disk without having to re-load all the
software?  Assuming I have enough free space on the SCO partition, I would
think you could do this.  I realize that the space in the SCO partition would
have to be contiguous.  Is there any software out there, public domain or
otherwise that de-fragments a SCO partition?  Maybe the problem would be that
SCO is loaded in the lower part of its partition.  Is it possible to just
extend the DOS partition without re-loading it, let it wipe out the SCO
partition and I could re-load SCO.  This would be a LOT easier than having
to reload all my DOS software. 

Does anyone know of any software that does this?