Erased All My Data! - Stimpson

Trying to partion your hard drive without doing a full backup first? No matter what a developer claims, taking such a dangerous step without taking precausions is asking for trouble. Don't blame the developer for loosing data.

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Thursday, January 24 2008 @ 12:00 AM PST

Erased All My Data! - ivanssahba

Your grammar and spelling might be top notch; your claim to be an EXPERIENCED user of Mac or any other I/O device is not. Attempting to do what this program does without a full back up of ALL data is the worst mistake you could have committed.
Considering that the program documentation DOES warn you to backup negates your ability to read as well.
This program works fine when you use it correctly and wisely.
First- Back up ALL data.
Then- run utilities to make sure ALL the files on the drive (all partitions) are structurally sound.
Running a defrag utility is also a good idea.
Personally I would do another backup (if possible).
Then you can change the partition without fear. : )

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Tuesday, December 02 2008 @ 11:52 PM PST