By the way, the 1TB USB 2.0 drive cost $119.95 at Frys today. The Drive Genius idea is an interesting one, but considering you need to spend $100 in order to use it to partition a drive, it would be cheaper to spend the extra bucks on the Mac version. I have yet to figure out how to unformat the 1.5GB partition so it won't mount so, at the moment I have a rather useless little partition mounting, but the main partition is nearly as big as it should be. What eventually worked was setting up a 930GB partition and a 1.5GB partition - both Mac OS Extended Journaled. Formatted capacity on the drive is 931.5GB. The drive came formatted as FAT and would re-format as FAT or any of the Windows formats but would fail doing a single Mac OS partition of any kind. Today I bought a new (white) 1TB FreeAgent Desk. I've never had a problem formatting any of them. Some are USB 'Windows' drives and others USB/Firewire/eSATA and Firewire only. I have several other FreeAgent drives purchased over the past few years.
