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Re: Partition Logic
de Chakolate 04/11/2006 10:56
Terry <noemail@none.invalid> wrote in
news:6s4o32pb4mc3ga3grc4p3tdcv9gp7qih3q@4ax.com:
> This has been mentioned quite a few times on ACF. Note the
> limitations:
>
> <quote>
> Partition logic does not currently support the following:
>
> * Partitioning of SCSI hard disks, and some SATA hard disks
> * Non MS-DOS/MBR-style partition tables (i.e. Sun, BSD, EFI/GPT)
> * Formatting filesystems other than FAT and EXT2
> * Resizing filesystems other than NTFS (Windows XP filesystems)
> * Serial mice
> * USB keyboards and mice
> * Keyboard layouts other than UK English, US English, Italian, or
> German
> </quote>
>
> So you can resize but not format NTFS, and format but not resize FAT.
>
> Also, the OS (Viopsys) hasn't got networking implemented yet, let
> alone support for all the different network hardware out there, so you
> can't move data from your drives to somplace else on your network. Nor
> can it handle writing to NTFS partitions.
>
> I prefer to use linux live-cds (eg, SystemRescueCD). They do partition
> management, and offer lots of other tools as well. And they boot on
> almost anything.
Is there something that's easy to use for a complete idiot? I'm on a
Dell machine running Win2KPro, but I've got a second hard drive that's
partitioned into two, and I need it all one drive.
Chak
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