Partition Logic is a free hard disk partitioning and data management tool. It can create, delete, format, and move partitions and modify their attributes. It can copy entire hard disks from one to another. With Partition Logic you can make partitions on your hard disk.
Partition Logic is based on the Visopsys operating system. It boots from a CD or floppy disk and runs as a standalone system, independent of your regular operating system. Partition Logic is intended to become a free alternative to such commercial programs as Partition Magic, Drive Image, and Norton Ghost.
NOTE:
· Does not work with some SATA hard disks
· No hardware support for non-USB SCSI hard disks
· Supports only DOS/Windows-style MBR partition tables (used on nearly all IBM PC-compatibles). No support for Sun or BSD disk labels, or EFI/GPT tables used on Itanium and Intel Mac platforms
· Cannot format partitions as NTFS or EXT3. Can format as FAT (12/16/32), EXT2, and Linux swap
· Cannot resize FAT or EXT filesystems. Can resize NTFS (Windows XP) and Linux swap
· No hardware support for serial mice
· No hardware support for PCMCIA
Requirements:
· Pentium-class or better x86 processor. Supports all modern Intel x86 and AMD processors
· 32 megabytes RAM memory (16 megabytes if operating in text mode)
· IDE (ATA) hard disks for partitioning
· IDE (ATAPI) CD-ROM drive, if booting from the CD version
· Standard PC floppy disk, if booting from the floppy disk version
· For graphics mode, a VESA 2-compatible graphics card with linear framebuffer support
· USB or PS/2-style keyboard
· USB or PS/2-style mouse, if operating in graphics mode
What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
· Implemented USB booting.
· Added a USB blank-image file and a script for installing into it.
· Improved detection of USB devices by always separating hotplug behaviour from coldplug detection at boot time.
· USB 2.0 (EHCI) controllers are detected and disabled (reset) so that they don't interfere with access to the legacy USB 1.1 UHCI ports.
· Search all 255 possible PCI buses, not just the first 10. It's slower to search them all, but some devices have been seen to reside on e.g. the 17th bus.
· Improved recognition of PCI device classes and subclasses.
· Added support for multiple buses of any type (such as PCI and USB)
· Implemented a partial ACPI power management driver, so that the shutdown command can power off the system.
· Updated GPT GUIDs for partition types, and moved the definitions and descriptions into the header file src/include/sys/guid.h
· The boot menu installer now shows a warning that Windows 7 (and maybe Vista) will require the installation CD, in order to 'repai...
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