On 02.08.2012 11:40, Ingo Weinhold wrote:
Alexander von Gluck wrote:Any thoughts on this different layout? Disk->Format * Disk->Initialize->Intel Partition Map * Disk->Initialize->EFI GUID Partition Map Disk->Eject Disk->Surface Test Partition->Create* Partition->Format->Intel Extended Partition (or leaving it Initialize->?)* Partition->Format->Be File System (or leaving it Initialize->?) Partition->Delete Partition->Mount
the layout suggests that nesting of partitioning systems will no longer be possible, since only the disk could be initialized with one of those. While it isn't exactly acommon use case, I would regret having no way at all to do that at all.
Nesting partition systems really doesn't make sense however. Given we fully support
Intel extended partitions, I really don't even see a use for this.Either way, DriveSetup already has code in it to prevent nesting partition systems. :)
I'm thinking of removing the option to write a BFS filesystem to a raw disk (in the gui at least) I've seen count less you tube videos of people unknowingly formatting BFS
over a raw disk (which really isn't what they meant to do 100% of the time.This doesn't *prevent* advanced users from doing this, it just forces them to use the
command line tools. Thoughts? -- Alex