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Stonedonkey
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 Great Guide to Partioning Hard Drives

After looking through the forum FAQ and the website of the vendor for my HDD, I went to Google and came up with something surprisingly good that I thought would be useful and informative for all you guys and gals. Most importantly, the guide stresses that there is no perfect solution and it all depends on your personal needs.

But I'll shut up now and provide the link.


vkr
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Nice site, thanks for posting it.

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LethalXTC

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reply to Stonedonkey
Awesome Site. Thanks. I learned a lot just now.
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voltaic

join:2001-04-08
Malvern, PA
reply to Stonedonkey
I recommend people to check out the SCSI guide as well, makes me want to buy one of those drives

Thanks for the link, a huge amount of useful information...


FastEddie
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Here's a Format and fdisk the uses a Windows 98 boot disk. This is good if you want to do a clean install of Windows.
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reply to Stonedonkey
This is embarrasing...even a dummy like me can't understand the easy partitioning guides.

I would say that those who have data on their disks and don't want to lose everything over a simple resize of a partition should consider a software soultion like Partition Magic Pro.
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howie1253$
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Great link!
I also consider the Radified Guide to Norton Ghost the best Ghost site out there:
»ghost.radified.com/


twodaend
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join:2000-08-05
Alsip, IL
reply to Stonedonkey
Great find. It really helps better understand the reasons to or not to partition. Way to go!!
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xxnoelziexx
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 reply to Stonedonkey
yeah nice guide I have a few marked myself by the same lot. They do excellent guides for loads of stuff. Thumbs up
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