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Best Disk Partitioner?

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From: a_dent
Date: Thu, 29 Mar 1990 12:27
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OK, just what IS the best disk partitioning software around?

I use SUM 1.1 but have read lots of bad comments about it not using 
"driver-level" or "true SCSI" partitioning.  Instead, it creates a "container"
file which supposedly is a bad way to go  -  WHY??

I seem to recall references to LaCie's Silverlining as been the top SCSI 
partitioning software.  Is this only available on their drives or can I buy
it somewhere and PLEASE is there an Australian distributor?

Andy Dent                     A.D. Software phone 09 249 2719
Mac & VAX programmer          94 Bermuda Dve, Ballajura
a_dent@vaxa.uwa.oz            Western Australia  6066
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Date: 29 Mar 90 12:27:27 GMT
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