Without format
I used to use partition magic but I cant find my disk. They are NTFS partitions.
Without format
I used to use partition magic but I cant find my disk. They are NTFS partitions.
Done
I used knoppix live cd after trying SystemRescueCD (which like most linux distros, is unable to use USB input devices.
Why must linux have no support for USB input? WHY?
I suppose the question is why must linux disable BIOS USB input device support... works fine untill you boot any 2.4/2.6 kernel.... (except knoppix or debian)
Last edited by SilentDeath; 18-08-2005 at 06:49 PM.
dependant on your manufacturer of your hard drive they could have a utility for patitioning sorting/spliting/resizing
i know Maxtor have one called MaxBlast
but i use Partition Magic myself![]()
it's a question of the hardware detection mechanism used by the distro in question. it's not hard for something to load "usbhid" as well as "atkbd", but exposure to red hat has taught me that complete stupidity amongst distributions is all too common
be happy ps/2 works - when attempting to install slackware, it determined that both ps2 and usb keyboards were an unneccessary inconvenience, and unloaded drivers for both
PartitionMagic
Always done me fine.
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