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DOS疑难解答 & 问题讨论 (解答室) » Software for partitioning 2T hard drives in DOS
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Floor1 zhaoxianqunks Posted 2010-06-06 10:36
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Recently bought a 2T hard drive. When partitioning under DOS, it cannot be recognized. (Used dm9.57, fdisk, gdsk, gdisk, sofdisk, pqmagic, etc.) In a last resort, I partitioned it under Windows. But when booting, the 2T hard drive can boot alone, and the 250G hard drive cannot be used as a slave drive. Only when the BIOS is set to PATA mode can the 250G hard drive be recognized. Currently, can large hard drives not be partitioned under DOS? Is there a DOS large hard drive partitioning software?

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Floor2 lianjiang2004 Posted 2010-06-06 21:32
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gdisk should support up to 2TB, but still can't recognize?
Floor3 VAF Posted 2010-06-06 23:57
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There is the same problem, the 1T one just doesn't work.
Floor4 fujianabc Posted 2010-06-07 00:04
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It is estimated that this has little to do with DOS, but is due to the BIOS's hard disk addressing. MS-DOS 7.1 supports a maximum capacity of 2TB per hard disk (it is a full TB, not the 10^12 bytes of hard disk manufacturers)
Floor5 lianjiang2004 Posted 2010-06-07 08:59
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For motherboard issues, then you can only partition in PE or Windows.
Floor6 goeasy2005 Posted 2010-09-02 11:52
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I also encountered this situation. I couldn't use the disk management in PE to partition. But I couldn't boot finally. In the end, I rewrote the MBR with WinPM, and then I could boot.
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