Thread: Completely backing up hard drive?
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Old 17-01-2005, 18:27   #22
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Re: Completely backing up hard drive?
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Originally Posted by Ramrod
Should I do a primary partition or an extended partition
edit......I'll do a primary partition...........I'm going in!........Smoke me a kipper, I'll be back for breakfast!
The first partition is the primary one, if you want to have more then one drive letter on the disk, then you create a primary and an extended partition. All drives must have a primary (logical) partition .
Amazing how quickly you pick this terminology up when trying to recover disks.
Oh and for those using SATA disks did you know you can plug an SATA cable into the jumper plug space, won't work, but you can (minor panic moment before I put the cables in the right place).
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