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Originally posted by zhangxue at 2007-8-14 20:48:
Although it is a product of the same company, omnifs has a weaker ability to identify hard disk partitions than ghost and gdisk. Abnormal test method: Divide four independent partitions in the virtual machine. The first partition is the primary partition, and then the third ...

According to the partition rules, I can't divide the 1st and 3rd partitions into primary partitions, and the 2nd and 4th partitions into logical partitions. How did you do it?

According to what I know, there can be only one extended partition, but you obviously will generate two extended partitions.
Looking at it again, I don't know what the so-called "four independent partitions" means?

PQ is indistinguishable and unrecognizable. Paragon PM is unclear, but the PSI tool in IFS also cannot correctly identify each partition. Acronis Disk director Suite and Gdisk are fine.

What I want to ask is how you divided out two extended partitions. Even if an individual divides them out, this is obviously not in line with the specifications.

Non-standard partition form, not recognizable, and it can't be used to explain any problems. Personal humble opinion.

The normal partitioning process, as long as the limit on the number of primary partitions is not exceeded, you can originally freely choose whether it is a primary partition or a logical partition, and it also supports arbitrarily converting any partition between a primary partition and a logical partition. Since gdisk can recognize it accurately, there is no question of non-standardization. It is said that among the current pq, paragon, and acronis series, only aconis supports vista. To test whether a person can run 40 kilometers, can letting him walk 40 kilometers in an orderly manner be regarded as passing?

Can you post the pictures of your two extended partitions? Let's have a look? I've really never seen them.

I've always thought that including extended partitions, there are at most 4 primary partitions, and there can only be one extended partition. Did I remember wrong? Or has the rule changed? Can someone explain it?