At 01:32 PM 9/6/2005, you wrote:
want to do). It appears Disk Utility wants to do one or the other. Kris
also thought maybe I could do two partions both in HFS+ and then maybe go
back and change one to Fat-32. Anyone tried this?
I'm thinking it's not going to let me change one. There is a method in
Terminal that seems complicated and I don't know if I'm up for that.
Experiences welcome.
I have an OWC Mercury USB/firewire drive, that lets me format one partition
as a unix filesystem, and the other as a MacOS filesystem.
I tried selecting the unix fileystem and choosing FAT32, and it would let
me choose it, but I don't want to trash it at this time- I didn't implement
the change.
Should work though.
Others here have said they can't do this; maybe the controller in the
enclosure, or OWC has a better driver on the HD??
B
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