Linux partititions

[Howard Kaikow]

I found the following in a review at Amazon referring to PM 10 personal:

-{ Quote: "not being able to modify Linux partitions in logical drives" }-

What can PM (personal and pro) do with linux partitions?

Is ext4 supported?
If not will that be included as a free update to PM 10?

[Paragon_Tommy]

PM 10 only supports up to Ext2 and Ext3. As for Ext4, it will probably be first seen with PM 11.

[Howard Kaikow]

-{ Quote: "I found the following in a review at Amazon referring to PM 10 personal:
" }-

-{ Quote: "Woks with Windows and (primary drive) Linux partitions. Sadly, does not work with Linux partitions on logical drives." }-

Is that correct?
I see no such restriction mentioned in the PM 10 pro user manual.
Did I miss something?

Failure to support Linux partitions in an Extended partition would be a serious bug, preventing lots of folkes from using PM.

Does the same issue exist in the free PM 9.5?

[Howard Kaikow]

-{ Quote: "Is that correct?
I see no such restriction mentioned in the PM 10 pro user manual.
Did I miss something?

Failure to support Linux partitions in an Extended partition would be a serious bug, preventing lots of folkes from using PM.

Does the same issue exist in the free PM 9.5?" }-

Could we get an answer here from Paragon to my question?


Looking at PM 10 personal, I see no such restriction.
In which case. Paragon needs to get the incorrect comment eliminated at Amazon for their product,

[Paragon_Tommy]

In PM 9, you can freely modify Ext2/3 partitions (shrink or expand). But in PM 10 Personal, you can only create and delete Ext2/3 partitions. I'm not clear why this was omitted in the initial PM 10, but when SP4 for PM 10 is available, the feature will be re-added. And yes it will be a free update for PM10.

[Howard Kaikow]

-{ Quote: "In PM 9, you can freely modify Ext2/3 partitions (shrink or expand). But in PM 10 Personal, you can only create and delete Ext2/3 partitions. I'm not clear why this was omitted in the initial PM 10, but when SP4 for PM 10 is available, the feature will be re-added. And yes it will be a free update for PM10." }-

What about in PM 10 Pro?

[Paragon_Tommy]

Same engine across the PM 10 board. So no.