QUOTE(Heimdall @ Oct 1 2010, 01:37 AM)

1. Just make sure you format the new disk with XBPartitioner 1.1, and check the cluster size with Evox once it's done. You can format it as you wish - just run it, then press A to cycle between the standard layouts:
- All F
Once you have selected your preferred layout, press Start to write the partition table to the disk, or press Back twice to quit. Note that you'll lose all data on F and G.
2. Once you've done that you'll need to check the cluster size
32kB for 256-512GB.
3. Fire up Evox as an application, edit the skin / config so you can see the free space on F and G.
4. FTP a 1 byte file to the F partitions. The drop in free space is the cluster size.
I have edited your post Heimdall to show what my prefered option would be, basically 500mb to 'C', 5Gb to 'E' and all the rest to 'F', with no 'G' partion.
Is that feasible or does partitions of this size cause problems?
My HDD just arrived so I will use the above a basic tutorial for my install. On my last HDD, I set the jumper settings to Cable Select, I assume this was correct?
QUOTE(Heimdall @ Oct 1 2010, 01:37 AM)

There is a small glitch with the way XBPartioner 1.1 works. Because the drive was previously formatted and was the same size then XBPartitioner 1.1 sometimes doesn't reformat with the right cluster size. So, if the cluster size is too low then then you need to run XBPartitioner 1.1 and reformat the problem partition again twice. Make the problem partition smaller (press D-pad left, or right, can't remember which), reformat, then start XBPartitioner again and make the partition bigger again, and reformat. Check again with the 1 byte file, just to be certain that you now have 32k clusters.
I'll need to do my homework on the above as it's a bit like Double Dutch at the moment, I'll look for some guides.
Thanks,
Broxi
This post has been edited by Broxi1979: Oct 1 2010, 12:04 PM