Yep. Everyone knows that. However, the driver would
be a way to sport software RAID throughout all OSes
(Linux, MacOS, Mac OS X, etc.).
There's also the feature to decrypt/encrypt the drive
at the block storage driver level in the ROM, outside
of the OS. I like that one, but this brings up a
que
This is the resizer tool:
http://www.fwb.com/html/partition_toolkit.html
This is the general formatting, software RAID support:
http://www.fwb.com/html/hard_disk_toolkit.html
Can LinuxPPC do RAID? The Mac drivers are wierd in
that they load at startup before the OS is loaded.
Each writable v
That would depend though on what MOL access. Does MOL
have a virtual drive, or does it access the whole
drive. Will low level memory mapped routines work?
In otherwords does MOL work raw, or is this run in a
protected environment. Can programs access partition
map through MOL?
--- Bob Sloots
Where did you read that?
On the site in the section "System requirements" (down, on the right).
Maybe they updated this recently...
Ok, I found it too... must be a typo? I trust the pressrelease.
Yeah, it's the first app that does this for HFS and HFS+ partions! I
wonder if it works in Classi
> Where did you read that?
On the site in the section "System requirements" (down, on the right). Maybe they
updated this recently...
> Yeah, it's the first app that does this for HFS and HFS+ partions! I
> wonder if it works in Classic, MacOnLinux (probably not?) or if it's in
> Carbon?
I wou
Where did you read that?
Yeah, it's the first app that does this for HFS and HFS+ partions! I
wonder if it works in Classic, MacOnLinux (probably not?) or if it's in
Carbon?
//ernie
torsdagen den 28 november 2002 kl 22.21 skrev Bob Sloots:
I was interested, until I read (on the site): Mac OS
I was interested, until I read (on the site): Mac OS 9.X only... I'm running 8.6. But
thanks anyway, as far as I know it's the only Mac OS program to repartition a hard
disk.
Bob.
> Thought this might be interesting! Sorry for the large text...
>
> http://www.fwb.com/html/partition_toolkit.html
Thought this might be interesting! Sorry for the large text...
http://www.fwb.com/html/partition_toolkit.html
FWB Ships Partition Toolkit Version 1.0 with Partition Resizing - (from
their email press release)
" FWB Ships Partition Toolkit Version 1.0
-Easy-to-use disk utility resizes drive part