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FWB ships Partition Toolkit 1.0 drive utility

updated 08:45 am EST, Wed November 27, 2002

 
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FWB Software is now shipping , a $25 drive utility for creating, deleting, and easily modifying drive partitions on-the-fly without "the need to move your data to a temporary storage." The four formats supported by Partition Toolkit include HFS (Mac OS Standard File System), HFS+ (Mac OS Extended File System), MS-DOS, and LinuxPPC. It is available for $20 for a limited time.


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    Nice!

    very nice. windows utils have been doing this for years. (one thing i was actaully jealous of) this looks great.

    bravo FWB. you got a sale from me!

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    Works with Mac OS X ?

    Does this product work with Mac OS X v10.2.2 ? If so then this is a very welcomed software product feature IMO as re-partitioning the old way is a real pain and error prone wrt to reloading data that was safeguarded in order to repartition HD.

    If this work with Mac OS X then I'll buy for sure at the discounted price of $19.95 minus 10% for first time buyer!

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    No OS X :(

    It should work on an OS X partition, but you have to boot into OS 9 to run it, or use Classic. What were they thinking?

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    This sucks

    Well I purchased the program. now when I get to the register screen it asks for a username I was not given one so I tried to enter my Name. I then entered the serial number they gave me and I get error decrypting file. Grrrrrrr this Sucks. I had to leave a message for there support.

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    The fact that it'll only work in OS9 isn't that much of a problem...you're gonna have to boot from a CD containing this software anyway if you want to resize a partition that you're using as your boot disk, so who cares if that's OS9 or OSX (as a matter of fact, I don't think they've found a way to make a bootable OSX CD anyhow).

    The real problem is...what the heck's gonna happen after next January, when supposedly, Apple will ship machines that will not boot OS9??

    A very useful software, but too little, too late...

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