As i got no answer up to now i'm posting again looking forward...

I've only one physical disk with actually two partition (FAT 32) and will
add some more logical disks. And i would like to prevent to reinstall and
setup all my programs, sincerly i'm afraid of this amount of work .

Does anybody know a freeware for creating new partitions meanwhile the
system (Windows 98 SE) continues running?

I already downloaded Partitionmaker 7.0, but the demo does not execute any
action nor the division of free space.

Thanks in advance!

Best,

Bernd
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whatsup_cologne skrev:
> I've only one physical disk with actually two partition (FAT 32) and will
> add some more logical disks. And i would like to prevent to reinstall and
> setup all my programs, sincerly i'm afraid of this amount of work .
>
> Does anybody know a freeware for creating new partitions meanwhile the
> system (Windows 98 SE) continues running?

Most likely, no. I don't think you can expect something like this
without at least rebooting the OS.

> I already downloaded Partitionmaker 7.0, but the demo does not execute any
> action nor the division of free space.

FIPS (http://www.igd.fhg.de/~aschaefe/fips/) used to work in the past on
plain FAT(16) partitions. Not sure if it supports FAT32.

Ranish Partition Manager will do what you need.

John

"whatsup_cologne" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> As i got no answer up to now i'm posting again looking forward...
>
> I've only one physical disk with actually two partition (FAT 32) and will
> add some more logical disks. And i would like to prevent to reinstall and
> setup all my programs, sincerly i'm afraid of this amount of work .
>
> Does anybody know a freeware for creating new partitions meanwhile the
> system (Windows 98 SE) continues running?
>

På Fri, 12 May 2006 10:04:22 +0200, skrev Morten Skarstad
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> whatsup_cologne skrev:
> FIPS (http://www.igd.fhg.de/~aschaefe/fips/) used to work in the past on
> plain FAT(16) partitions. Not sure if it supports FAT32.

It does support FAT32.
FIPS is still being one of my favourites. :-)


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JP Loken