Share your knowledge on these two classic MPCs
By Hittmann Fri May 19, 2006 2:40 am
Yo, I can format Zip disks with MPC Editor and make them work on the MPC3000 and WinXP but it makes the disks only with one partition, how can I format them and partition them in 4 and still use them on the MPC and WinXP ? And how can I select in WinXP the partition where I want to save the files ?

By Hittmann Fri May 19, 2006 3:06 am
I can't even load more than 489 files to a zip disk (100megs) (formatted into 1 partition with MPC Editor) when the files' total size on disk is only 15.7 megs...
Anybody?
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By c.toon Fri May 19, 2006 4:18 am
I don't think it is possible for xp to read multipartition discs.

.toon
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By The Maker Fri May 19, 2006 6:46 am
Hittmann wrote:Yo, I can format Zip disks with MPC Editor and make them work on the MPC3000 and WinXP but it makes the disks only with one partition, how can I format them and partition them in 4 and still use them on the MPC and WinXP ? And how can I select in WinXP the partition where I want to save the files ?


You can't.
You sacrifice one ZIP disk as a transporter disk, it will be the one that has only one partition.
Use that to get to and from the computer.
Load the fies into the MPC then save to a ZIP disk that has 4 partitions.
By mpc3000le Fri May 19, 2006 6:33 pm
Hittmann wrote:Yo, I can format Zip disks with MPC Editor and make them work on the MPC3000 and WinXP but it makes the disks only with one partition, how can I format them and partition them in 4 and still use them on the MPC and WinXP ? And how can I select in WinXP the partition where I want to save the files ?


The MPDEDITOR creates 1 "one" cross platform safe partition for file transfer purposes that can be used on an MPC60/MPC300/WINBOX/MACBOX.

WinXP, WIN2K, WIN2000 don't support multiple partitions on removable media devices like ZIP drives.

This had been covered before in previous list archive posts.

Use the search function to find previously answered version of this question.

Rohan.