on 22/5/04 10:50 PM, you wrote: > > --- "Eric D. Hedekar" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> Thanks for the tip about the adaptor. Currently I >> am unable to hook up >> these drives to a PC and Linux is not able to >> recognize a partition on >> either of the XP34300 drives so I doubt that there >> is some strange partition >> on there. Is there any program out there that is >> able to wipe a drive clean >> no matter what is on it so that I can then >> initialize it in Drive Setup? Or >> is there a better partitioning shareware software >> that might be able to do >> this? > I seem to remember pdisk being very good although a bit arcane.
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