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Default (software)mini tool partition wizard(format to ext4 from windows)

just a little update.
this software can now format to ext4 from windows
http://download.cnet.com/Partition-W...=dl&tag=button
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htc touch diamond 2- dead
htc desire- dead
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Hopefully better than it can format ext 2 and 3.

Personally I find this software shocking. Professionally, I wouldn't even partition FAT or NTFS with it, let alone ext.

Gparted all the way for ext

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Hopefully better than it can format ext 2 and 3.

Personally I find this software shocking. Professionally, I wouldn't even partition FAT or NTFS with it, let alone ext.

Gparted all the way for ext

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well i just tried it and it works flawless
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I've tried it a few times and the failure rate was very poor. Appeared to work and everything looked ok, until phone doesn't boot.

Works for some not for others.

If you truly must use windows, easeus is better but no ext 4 support yet, but as ext is not a windows format, gparted will always be the best.

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