When partitioning a large hard drive (bigger than 8 GB), HDToolbox
sometimes does not read the correct number of cylinders when installing the
drive. If you don't recognise this at once and install it with the too
small size, there is no way to change your mistake afterwards without
wiping all partitions.

Well, now there is. This program will read the real disk size and allows
to correct the number of cylinders without deleting any partition.

It also allows to reduce the number of cylinders so that the drive looks
smaller than 4 GB, so you can use it with OS 3.1 and below without any
risk.

Installation:  copy it to wherever you want

Usage:  just run it.  The GUI should be self-explaining and I made it as
        fool-proof as I could.


Disclaimer:  the program is provided as-is.  The author is not responsible
             for any damage. Using it might lead to complete data loss.
             Use it at your own risk.

 PERMSSN    UID  GID    PACKED    SIZE  RATIO METHOD CRC     STAMP          NAME
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[generic]                  266     628  42.4% -lh5- 2864 Jan 22 21:03 fixhddsize.info
[generic]                11370   22924  49.6% -lh5- 5eaa Jan 22 21:03 fixhddsize/fixhddsize
[generic]                  175     450  38.9% -lh5- e24b Jan 22 21:03 fixhddsize/fixhddsize.info
[generic]                  609    1125  54.1% -lh5- 1547 Jan 22 21:03 fixhddsize/readme
[generic]                  230     473  48.6% -lh5- 95a0 Jan 22 21:03 fixhddsize/readme.info
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 Total         5 files   12650   25600  49.4%            Jan 22 20:11