Noah J. Ternullo wrote: > > Dear Michael, > I am a big fan of partition magic. I didn't know it was still > being made. I thought it went by the way side hen fat32 showed up. Can > you provide me with any contacct or purchessing information for the > product? > > Noah Noah, Check out: http://www.powerquest.com/product/pm/PMdescription.html Version 3.0 will support FAT32 Timothy Gray wrote: > > Ummm I've had nothing but trouble with Partition Mangler when coupled with > linux. It usually makes problems for Linux filesystems. OK.. But I used PM after getting nowhere with FIPS15c, which is supposed to work with FAT32... R. Paul McCarty wrote: > > The last time I checked Partition Magic (version 3.0) doesn't support > linux ext2 filesystem. It recognizes it, but it can't do anything useful > with it (like resizing, moving, creating, etc.) But maybe more recent > versions support ext2, and whatever ***BSD uses. And yet, I've found it > invaluable for running multiple OSs, installing IBM's OS/2 boot manager, > etc. > > -Paul OK.. Perhaps it cant resize it, but then again, if you work with FAT16 or FAT32 first, resize it, and then get linux to use it, it *should* work that way, correct? John Weaver wrote: > What about fips? You can find it at most Linux archives. I've never FIPs15c works fine *IF* you have a fresh install of Win95. Whatever you do, *dont* defrag the drive in Win95, otherwise FIPs wont be able to give you much to work with. From what I can tell, Win95 defrag is a little "buggy" about where it defines the end of free space, hence my reason for buying Partition Magic.... > used it though; I'm a lets-destroy-the-whole-partition-table kinda > guy. Then again, thats not a bad idea ;) > > john weaver | NT is the only OS that has caused me to beat a piece of >| hardware to death with my bare hands. - Derry Hamilton Regards to all, Mike -- Subcription/unsubscription/info requests: send e-mail with subject of "subscribe", "unsubscribe", or "info" to
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