repartitioning USB Storage and U3
Henk Koster
H.A.J.Koster at xs4all.nl
Sun Apr 23 07:38:15 UTC 2006
On Sat, 22 Apr 2006 16:48:52 -0400, Chris Peterman wrote:
> A really good partitioning program for "beginners" is GParted. If you
> have used Partition Magic on XP, then you will love GParted. Anyway,
> I'd just use GParted (or QtParted for KDE users) and completely
> reformat the thing in FAT32. Of course back everything up first :D
Why FAT32? I install ext2 filesystems on all my USB sticks.
Now, the last USB stick I bought seems to have two drives on it,
a small 1.44MB "floppy" sized one and a large one with the rest,
that also mount as two devices. Is there any way to merge those
"drives" into one with the likes of GParted?
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