Which partition app best for this? Thanks.

A

alfie

Which of these part apps will recognize the full size of a 250gb drive
connected via usb 2 ide adapter on a SE system and allow me to create
several 60GB partitions?

Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

Ranish Partition Manager2.40 Using stable version because V2.44 is beta and
reported to be buggy. Free FDISK1.3.0 SPFDISK (Special FDISK)2000-03t
XFDISK (Extended FDISK)0.9.3 beta Cute Partition Manager0.9.5 Although
website says 0.9.6, program version and history log both says 0.9.5. PTDD
Super Fdisk1.0 Partition Resizer1.3.4 FIPS2.0 Active@ Partition
Recovery2.1.1 Demo version TestDisk6.5 Partition Saving3.40
MBRtool2.3.100 MBRWork
 
J

Jack

: Which of these part apps will recognize the full size of a
: 250gb drive connected via usb 2 ide adapter on a SE system and
: allow me to create several 60GB partitions?
:
: Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
:
: Ranish Partition Manager2.40 Using stable version because
: V2.44 is beta and reported to be buggy. Free FDISK1.3.0
: SPFDISK (Special FDISK)2000-03t XFDISK (Extended FDISK)0.9.3
: beta Cute Partition Manager0.9.5 Although website says
: 0.9.6, program version and history log both says 0.9.5. PTDD
: Super Fdisk1.0 Partition Resizer1.3.4 FIPS2.0 Active@
: Partition Recovery2.1.1 Demo version TestDisk6.5 Partition
: Saving3.40 MBRtool2.3.100 MBRWork


Forget all those loser programs and use Terabyte's BING (BootIt NG).....it's
a fantastic partition manager!

http://www.terabyteunlimited.com/bootit-next-generation.htm

J.
 
B

b

: Which of these part apps will recognize the full size of a
: 250gb drive connected via usb 2 ide adapter on a SE system and
: allow me to create several 60GB partitions?
:
: Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
:
: Ranish Partition Manager2.40 Using stable version because
: V2.44 is beta and reported to be buggy. Free FDISK1.3.0
: SPFDISK (Special FDISK)2000-03t XFDISK (Extended FDISK)0.9.3
: beta Cute Partition Manager0.9.5 Although website says
: 0.9.6, program version and history log both says 0.9.5. PTDD
: Super Fdisk1.0 Partition Resizer1.3.4 FIPS2.0 Active@
: Partition Recovery2.1.1 Demo version TestDisk6.5 Partition
: Saving3.40 MBRtool2.3.100 MBRWork


Forget all those loser programs and use Terabyte's BING (BootIt
NG).....it's a fantastic partition manager!
Click to expand...


BING doesn't work on w98 systems most of which have usb 1.1
 
H

herman

: Which of these part apps will recognize the full size of a
: 250gb drive connected via usb 2 ide adapter on a SE system and
: allow me to create several 60GB partitions?
:
: Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
:
: Ranish Partition Manager2.40 Using stable version because
: V2.44 is beta and reported to be buggy. Free FDISK1.3.0
: SPFDISK (Special FDISK)2000-03t XFDISK (Extended FDISK)0.9.3
: beta Cute Partition Manager0.9.5 Although website says
: 0.9.6, program version and history log both says 0.9.5. PTDD
: Super Fdisk1.0 Partition Resizer1.3.4 FIPS2.0 Active@
: Partition Recovery2.1.1 Demo version TestDisk6.5 Partition
: Saving3.40 MBRtool2.3.100 MBRWork


Forget all those loser programs and use Terabyte's BING (BootIt
NG).....it's a fantastic partition manager!
Click to expand...

BING won't work on most W98 systems as it require usb 2.0 to recognise
usb drives.
 
E

Ed Light

b said:
BING doesn't work on w98 systems most of which have usb 1.1
Click to expand...

Of course, it doesn't work from windows. You can burn the newest version
to a CD without buying it, boot it up, and look in its settings (cancel
the install and it goes into maintenance mode). In fact I think you have
to turn on USB 2 specifically. I'd look for you but I'm rendering a
video and can't reboot. Worth a try. It looks for USB when you go into
Partition Management.

In fact, I think I remember looking at a USB HD with BING on a K7.

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H

hermandahermit

: Which of these part apps will recognize the full size of a
: 250gb drive connected via usb 2 ide adapter on a SE system and
: allow me to create several 60GB partitions?
:
: Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
:
: Ranish Partition Manager2.40 Using stable version because
: V2.44 is beta and reported to be buggy. Free FDISK1.3.0
: SPFDISK (Special FDISK)2000-03t XFDISK (Extended FDISK)0.9.3
: beta Cute Partition Manager0.9.5 Although website says
: 0.9.6, program version and history log both says 0.9.5. PTDD
: Super Fdisk1.0 Partition Resizer1.3.4 FIPS2.0 Active@
: Partition Recovery2.1.1 Demo version TestDisk6.5 Partition
: Saving3.40 MBRtool2.3.100 MBRWork


Forget all those loser programs and use Terabyte's BING (BootIt
NG).....it's a fantastic partition manager!
Click to expand...

BING doesn't work with usb drives on w98 systems.
 
F

Franc Zabkar

Which of these part apps will recognize the full size of a 250gb drive
connected via usb 2 ide adapter on a SE system and allow me to create
several 60GB partitions?

Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

Ranish Partition Manager2.40 Using stable version because V2.44 is beta and
reported to be buggy. Free FDISK1.3.0 SPFDISK (Special FDISK)2000-03t
XFDISK (Extended FDISK)0.9.3 beta Cute Partition Manager0.9.5 Although
website says 0.9.6, program version and history log both says 0.9.5. PTDD
Super Fdisk1.0 Partition Resizer1.3.4 FIPS2.0 Active@ Partition
Recovery2.1.1 Demo version TestDisk6.5 Partition Saving3.40
MBRtool2.3.100 MBRWork
Click to expand...

None of these apps are necessary. You can do what you want with
Microsoft's tools. See my other post on this subject.

- Franc Zabkar
 
A

Ardent

Which of these part apps will recognize the full size of a 250gb drive
connected via usb 2 ide adapter on a SE system and allow me to create
several 60GB partitions?

Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

Ranish Partition Manager2.40 Using stable version because V2.44 is beta and
reported to be buggy. Free FDISK1.3.0 SPFDISK (Special FDISK)2000-03t
XFDISK (Extended FDISK)0.9.3 beta Cute Partition Manager0.9.5 Although
website says 0.9.6, program version and history log both says 0.9.5. PTDD
Super Fdisk1.0 Partition Resizer1.3.4 FIPS2.0 Active@ Partition
Recovery2.1.1 Demo version TestDisk6.5 Partition Saving3.40
MBRtool2.3.100 MBRWork
Click to expand...

Ranish 2.44 will save only the first partition and not the rest though you can
play around the settings, like a demo.

You can use 2.4 to do your partitions but you must boot with DOS 7.1 so that
FAT32 can be seen.

You can also try fat32format.zip that can handle large partitions, Google for
it.
 
O

ohford

Ardent said:
Ranish 2.44 will save only the first partition and not the rest though you
can
play around the settings, like a demo.

You can use 2.4 to do your partitions but you must boot with DOS 7.1 so
that
FAT32 can be seen.
Click to expand...

Can you please explain why dos 7.1 is needed?
Does ranish only work under dos or is there something specific about dos
7.1? Fdisk under win98se can be used to create 60gb fat 32 partitions, but
the bios will only recognize the first 120 (about)gb of the drive on this
older machine. so what advantage over fdisk does ranish have?
You can also try fat32format.zip that can handle large partitions, Google
for
it.
Click to expand...

I don't need to handle large partitions, as I said in the OP,my plan is just
two 60gb partitions. I used fdisk, and the drive is working ok with two 60gb
partitions under 98se, but XP only recognizes one of these partitions and
sees the other as "raw". Apparently xp cannot see the drive properly when it
is plugged into a usb port, with adapter.
 
C

ClueLess

Can you please explain why dos 7.1 is needed?
Does ranish only work under dos or is there something specific about dos
7.1? Fdisk under win98se can be used to create 60gb fat 32 partitions, but
the bios will only recognize the first 120 (about)gb of the drive on this
older machine. so what advantage over fdisk does ranish have?
Click to expand...

To see FAT32 partitions, the DOS under Win98 is almost DOS 7.1 and can see FAT32
 
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