The problem of primary partitions can be solved by using third party software such as ranish (free) or some such. Ranish offers users the option to select which partitions will be considered as primary at boot time. This means that you could have dozens of primary partitions on a single drive (but only in theory as ranish gives access to only four primary partitions at the same time).
Last edited by jay73; 11-23-2009 at 07:11 PM.
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