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Which Driver create the Disk Partition's FDO?
Tom Pfeifer mailm...@snet.net microsoft public win98 fat32 Ranish Partition Manager (version 2.38.XX) can shrink FAT16 or FAT32 partitions, but you may also want to look into pdisk which is part of Bootit Direct found here: http://www.terabyteunlimited.com/BOOTITD.HTM Pdisk is easier for most to use than Ranish,

Which Partition / Boot Manager is best??
The currently hidden partition is completely invisible to the currently active installation, it does _not_ appear as another drive. Hmmmm, but I have only one primary now and I can't find any method of getting another apart from destroying all my data :-(. I tried both PQMagic and Ranish Partition Manager without

Which Partition / Boot Manager is best??
What we'll do is keep the current partition w/ Win98/WinXP around as a "data" partition, and install WinXP as a NEW partition. To do that, go to http://www.terabyteunlimited.com and DL BootIt NG. This is multi-boot manager that comes w/ its own partition manager. All were interested in is using the partition

Multi-boot question
Picture in Partition Manager was different: one continous zone and rest of space in almost same colour(NTFS), but free. I thought that both applications use term "space" (I've just used) in different way, eg "address space" doesn't necesarry mean "space"... Is that something to worry about?

FREE Partition Manager 2.36 for Windows 9x/NT4
PowerQuest Partition Magic/Boot Magic 3. V-Com System Commander/Partition Commander 4. OSL2000 Boot Manager 5. Paragon Bootmanager/Partition Manager Never heard, grub/lilo work fine, the above do not sound free. But I don't use windows.;) Good luck Michael Heiming -- Remove +SIGNS, if you expect an answer.

Ranish Partition Manager
Sinon, il existe quelques rares produits dans le commerce qui supportent Windows Server 2003, je crois que JC Bellamy a testé Paragon Partition Manager. Je confirme ! Du coté de chez Symantec ex-Powerquest, il faut utiliser "Volume Manager" (non testé sous W2K3) qui coûte une fortune (776 euros) car Partition Magic

Definitive guide to dual-booting? (was - Re: So many problems ...
How does the volume device object be attach to this device stack, I still confuse the role for partiton manager and volume manager. Partition manager exposes the partitions to the volume managers by some means. Volume managers create the disk volume device objects, on which FSDs will be mounted. 3.

. simtel/msdos partition
After doing some research, the 4 partition software packages seem to be the most common and well developed ones. I am looking for opinions/feedback/input on the four packages: Bootit Boot Manager Partition Magic Partition Manager by Ranish Can anyone recommend one or the other, or provide feedback as to why they

Ranish Partition Manager
You might look at the powerquest web site Obviouly, Partition Magic 7 does not recognise Solaris partition. Does anybody know a software (free or not) which handle this type of partition, or does it exist a way to do it with Partition Magic ? If you install 98 first then install Solaris- The Solaris boot manager

Install Windows 98 alongside a previously installed OS?
Thomp...@attglobal.net alt os linux alt windows95 comp os ms-windows setup win95 7/27/01, 1:20:45 AM, "Jeroen & Anja Meintjens" <j.meintj...@zonnet.nl> wrote regarding free Ranish Partition Manager (Re: Having trouble getting FDISK to work): Ranish Partition Manager will do quite well, handles all currently known

98 to NT 4
Although Partition Magic isn't stored on the same partition as BM (is this even possible?) but I don't think that's really all that necessary. Where does Partition Magic reside then, if not in the Boot Manager partition? If it is on an OS/2 partition, then it ties the product to OS/2. Is there a version for each OS

Partition manager 6.0 crack?
Tim Roberts t...@probo.com comp lang asm x86 "Cameron Gibbs" <o...@hotmail.com> wrote: Hey peoples, I'm looking to get the source code of a partition manager program written in Assembly Language. Why? It is perfectly reasonable to want a partition manager, but if you want one, why does the language matter?

7 Tools Partition Manager - nowe funkcje
PowerQuest Partition Magic/Boot Magic 3. V-Com System Commander/Partition Commander 4. OSL2000 Boot Manager 5. Paragon Bootmanager/Partition Manager Can you point me to a thoroughly detailed comparative review of these products?? I have V-Com System Commander 7. It works, but if you are using win98se the issue is

WINDOWS XP UPGRADE
Kirk Bubul kbu...@bellsouth.net comp os ms-windows win95 setup On Sat, 27 Jun 1998 23:16:34 GMT, fl...@usa.net wrote: I'm wanting to have two installations of Win95 on my two hard-drives (one on each of primary master and primary slave), and I figure Partition Manager should do the trick.

Partition table entries in the MBR
D...@editorial.de alt comp freeware Hello, Much more than an alternative, a superior partition manager. It is registerware though. http://tinyurl.com/yw9u8w nothing against TinyURL but it would be nice to mention where the link will lead me. At least the name of the software. paragon-partition - manager-2005 from

Problem with Powerquest Volume Manager
But I can't try out a larger drive until I get a newer version of the Vulcan Partition Manager as my version won't recognize the controller with this EPROM installed. I believe I've used a IIgs ROM equiped controller with a IIe Vulcan but that was likely 3 years ago so I'm not completely sure.

Partition manager/open office
... 11 Dec 2001 17:53:40 GMT, "gabe©" <witchbl...@email.it> ha scritto: qualcuno ha esperienze con questo programma? vorrei usarlo per mettere due Windows! Allora ti serve un bootmanager. Prova a scaricare Xosl (www.xosl.org), dovrebbe includere anche Ranish Partition Manager. -- Lapalissiano Icq 57269703.

Partition table corrupted
Hi, K. I'm not familiar with "Volume Manager". That must be the new or translated name for "Partition Manager", which I have used a few times. What you want to do should take 3 steps: 1. Resize D: downward, so that it uses less space. 2. Move D: to the right, so that there is some unallocated space between C: and

Which Partition / Boot Manager is best??
Note, this does not prevent you from making the XP (second or other) partition NTFS. It will work just fine. The only thing is the Me installation won't be able to see the NTFS partition. Another option is a 3rd party boot manager like BootIt Next Generation, www.bootitng.com It has a full blown partition manager,

Dual Boot Not Functioning
Search the web for Partion Manager which is freeware. Printout the help file. PM fits on a diskette. Boot into PM & save your MBR onto the diskette. Install advanced partition manager on your HDD's. Create a primary NTFS partition (of upto 4gb) using PM. Use the options to choose boot from menu.