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Partitioning

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The only partitioning scheme I would use is a true SCSI partition that is installed by your disk formatting software, such as...
• SilverLining
• Dataframe Utils.
• Alliance Power Tools
• Whatever comes with your drive should ideally do this.

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• Combination of INIT & DA.
• Works on the file level, so not a true SCSI partition.
• Can encrypt and password-protect a partition.
• Works with hard disks only.
• I personally avoid these like the plague.


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• Combination of INIT & DA.
• Works on the file level, so not a true SCSI partition.
• Can encrypt and password-protect a partition.
• Works with hard disks and floppy disks.
• I personally avoid these like the plague.


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