Not sure either but I do know GPT is mainly used for 2GB
I did see some stuff on converting GPT to MBR but I didn't follow it.
Regards,
joeuser - Still looking for the 'any' key...
...now these points of data make a beautiful line...
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Subject: Re: [H]
T - That's because I didn't unmount it first. I just pulled the drive
and then hooked it up to an external USB3 SATA cable. I should have
unmounted/removed it from Disk Mgmt snap in first. If I had, I'd be
fine. Since I hadn't... It might be toast. I'm going to hook it back up
today - to the
I'm guessing its the difference of you having UEFI bios me, not having
UEFI?
GPT UEFI seems to go together like peas carrots...
Regards,
joeuser - Still looking for the 'any' key...
...now these points of data make a beautiful line...
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Subject: Re: [H]
At 11:13 AM 09/07/2014, joeu...@chronic.org wrote:
T - That's because I didn't unmount it first. I just pulled the
drive and then hooked it up to an external USB3 SATA cable. I should
have unmounted/removed it from Disk Mgmt snap in first. If I had,
I'd be fine. Since I hadn't... It might be
I don't think that's it--I've moved UEFI to UEFI, BIOS to BIOS, and BIOS to
UEFI.
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joeu...@chronic.org
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As I guessed, I screwed the pooch. I went wrong as soon as I told
Windows to apply GPT again.
From what I gathered. I should have stopped - put the drive back where
it was, removed/unmounted then proceeded along.
Regards,
joeuser - Still looking for the 'any' key...
...now these points of data
Well, I'm very glad for you, I'm also lucky in the fact that nothing
there was to critical and/or can be transferred again.
However, this did indeed happen. I also looked up the info as I have
described to everyone that is a fact. The only other thing I can think
of is, I went from an internal
I have 2 - nVidia GTX 460's SLI'd on a Win7 x64 box.
ASUS's included utility is kind of crappy.
Anyone suggest something they use to trim down power use of the cards
when your not gaming? More features - fine, but that's my main focus.
Save power!
Regards,
joeuser - Still looking for the 'any'
I'm not at all suggesting that it didn't happen; I'm just making sure that the
rest of the collective knows that this is a freak incident and that it is not a
requirement to do anything special in disk management or otherwise when moving
a GPT disk. I've worked with a lot of GPT disks many
Thanks for the input. I did load up NAS4FREE and the problem seems to be fixed
now. The interface is more what I'm used to since my old DIY NAS was freenas 7.?
I'm getting decent file transer speed with no pauses. I'm doing a 2 TB copy
using unstoppable copier as a test and so far no hiccups. :)
Greg,
While I feel bad for @jjoeuser, I'm now curious about the diffs between
MBR drives and GPT drives.This thread shines light on
something new based on 'EFI Bios.'
As I upgrage my PC's am I creating GPT drives If so, and they work,
Fine. Just wondering what I may be doing.
Thank you
MBR can only be used as the partition table for disks not exceeding 2.2
trillion bytes in size (technically, it's a limit of 2^32 sectors, which is
2.2 trillion bytes using a standard 512/512e HDD). Once you cross that
boundary, you need to use a different form of partition table - the GUID
Greg,
Thanks for your knowledge. I will file this away for later.
Will simple tools appear in time so that we may know whether
our 'getting huge' EM drives and already huge SSD drives were
setup and/or formatted?
Best,
Duncan
On 07/09/2014 18:00, Greg Sevart wrote:
MBR can only be used as the
My nephew has a computer on which a bunch the photos (which he used
to view in Picasa) suddenly disappeared from there.
If I go into the Libraries and do a search for picasa, I can see
all the pictures, but I can't open them. Here's the strange part,
the folder heading says they are in:
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