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From: dmr@csli.Stanford.EDU (Daniel M. Rosenberg)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac,su.macintosh
Subject: Looking for partitioning software
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Date: 5 Sep 89 20:11:58 GMT
Sender: dmr@csli.Stanford.EDU (Daniel M. Rosenberg)
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Many third-party hard disks come with partioning software --
Jasmines, Dataframes, and, I believe, Everexes.

I like the stuff; it's simple, works on boot-time, and
password-protected partitions seem relatively secure. (Are they?)

Well, our university radio station is sort of stuck with buying
an SE/30 and an Apple/Quantum HD80, without partitioning software.
I'd like to buy the stuff separately. Does anyone have any recommendations?
Is any of this stuff freeware or shareware?

Thanks for any pointers,
Dan

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