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<blockquote data-quote="Kevriano" data-source="post: 1199270" data-attributes="member: 18605">Thanks for the reply, yes I did read the web page, and find this confusing then:&quot;Even better, if you have a disk you partitioned for use with a Mac, and want to access it from a PC—or maybe you bought an external drive pre-formatted for use with a PC and now want to boot your Mac from it—iPartition can convert the partition tables for you, keeping all your data intact&quot;Now, could I use it to create 2 partitions on the drive (as I have a little space to move some stuff off temporarily) and still keep my data, or am I stuck because the drive is one big partition at the moment?Fat 32 is of no use sadly, many of the files are way over 4gb in size.Next question then I guess, is for this to work (new drive, or reformatted) I need it to be read write on the iMac and readable by the Netgear, so I wonder what my options are.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kevriano, post: 1199270, member: 18605"] Thanks for the reply, yes I did read the web page, and find this confusing then: "Even better, if you have a disk you partitioned for use with a Mac, and want to access it from a PC—or maybe you bought an external drive pre-formatted for use with a PC and now want to boot your Mac from it—iPartition can convert the partition tables for you, keeping all your data intact" Now, could I use it to create 2 partitions on the drive (as I have a little space to move some stuff off temporarily) and still keep my data, or am I stuck because the drive is one big partition at the moment? Fat 32 is of no use sadly, many of the files are way over 4gb in size. Next question then I guess, is for this to work (new drive, or reformatted) I need it to be read write on the iMac and readable by the Netgear, so I wonder what my options are. [/QUOTE]

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