At 09:16 PM -0400 04/07/2004, Bill Spencer wrote:
Hi there: Could someone please explain to me the value of partitioning,

Virtual data separation. Each volume (partition) gets its own file system. If the file system on one partition becomes corrupted, due to a crash or application spazzzz, the other volumes will usually be unaffected.


and how one does it?

Partitions are created within your disk formatting program.


- Dan.


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