I currently have a 60GB SSD that I have as my OS drive for Windows 7 partition and Fedora17 partition.  Most data is stored on my 500GB hard disk.  I have upgraded to a 120GB drive, and want to clone the 60GB drive over to my 120 drive.  Right now my current layout is roughly 40GB for Windows 7 and 20 for Linux (GRUB - Windows -Linux).  What I am trying to figure out is if I were to clone that directly to the 120GB I would be left with something like (GRUB - 40GB Windows - 20 Linux - 60 Spare).  My Linux install is pretty simple, and won't need too much more space, most of the space I would like to dedicate to Windows.  Is having my extra space at the end (after my Linux partition) a problem?  Or does it not matter?  Or would I be better to remove my Linux partition, clone the existing data to the new drive, and set up my Linux partition on the last 20 GB or so of the 120 drive?
Upgrading SSD Capacity - Clone Drive
dual boot;ssd
I tried several different clone utilities and none seemed to work well.  At first I had to reinstall Grub2 using grub2-install /dev/sdXY which worked to boot Linux but my Windows 7 installation had errors saying something similar to cannot find /H/S/C on hdX.I tried using EaseUS Partition Manager and Acronis.  Neither worked.  Eventually I tried Clone Disk, which I don't remember the differences between the different software listed above and Clone Disk, but one starts the clone at a given sector, and the other at a given block. (I think).Anyways, Clone Disk worked great.  No problems, didn't even have to reinstall grub2.