Hi Russell,
I'm not sure whether Time Machine makes a volume bootable, this would
have to be tested...
Super Duper and Time Machine both do not come with a partitioning
utility, however in the Applications folder, there is another folder
called Utilities, where you will find "Disk utility". This is a
fully-featured tool for performing various disk-specific tasks, such
as
formatting, partitioning, setting up a RAID, burning images to CDs or
DVDs and so on... It is a really cool program with many capabilities
which aren't always opvious, but there are instructions on the
internet
for various things. Stuff like partitioning can easily be done with
it,
though.
Hth!
Robin
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