We’re pleased to announce the release of iPartition version 3.3.2.
This update contains a number of bug fixes, and can be downloaded either from the My Account page on our site, or from the “Check for Updates…” option within iPartition 3 itself. You can find the release notes in the iPartition 3 Atom feed. (You will need an Atom enabled browser such as Safari to make sense of that page.)
As usual, if you have any problems, please contact our support team.
We’re very pleased to announce the release of VMOptimizer, a new product that optimizes VMware virtual disk images.
For more information, please see our product page and give the demonstration version a try.
We’re pleased to announce the release of iPartition version 3.3.1.
This update contains a few bug fixes, and can be downloaded either from the My Account page on our site, or from the “Check for Updates…” option within iPartition itself. You can find the release notes in the iPartition 3 Atom feed.
Please contact our support ream if you have any problems with this new version.
We’ve got a new version of iPartition coming out soon and here’s a Beta version for you to try. Download it here (9 MB). (You might be prompted for the username and password that you use on our site.)
We’ve added basic cloning support: simply drag a partition to a disk, or to the free space on your current disk and it should queue an operation (or you can use the menu). The actual cloning operation should be pretty much as fast as the disks allow. Note that whilst it will clone Windows partitions happily, you’ll have to do a bit of work if you want to boot from them.
Anybody that reports a bug in the beta version, that we don’t know about, will get a free license for iDefrag1.
Please send comments about this beta to our support team.
We’ll be reasonable about the free licenses, but we reserve the right to rescind the offer at any time, and we also reserve the right to determine what is or is not a bug. Basically, if you help us, we’ll give you the free stuff, but if hundreds all report the same bug, some will end up being disappointed. Our decision is final.
We’re pleased to announce the release of iDefrag version 2.0.5. (Note that 2.0.4 was also available for a time, but contained a bug that affected users of the French localisation; this is fixed in 2.0.5.)
This update contains a number of bug fixes, and can be downloaded either from the My Account page on our site, or from the “Check for Updates…” option within iDefrag 2 itself. You can find the release notes in the iDefrag 2 Atom feed.
We’re pleased to announce the release of iDefrag version 2.0.3.
This update contains a number of bug fixes, and can be downloaded either from the My Account page on our site, or from the “Check for Updates…” option within iDefrag 2 itself. You can find the release notes in the iDefrag 2 Atom feed.
We’re pleased to announce the release of iDefrag version 2.0.2.
This update contains a number of bug fixes, and can be downloaded either from the My Account page on our site, or from the “Check for Updates…” option within iDefrag 2 itself. You can find the release notes in the iDefrag 2 Atom feed.
We’re pleased to announce the release of the first update for iDefrag 2, version 2.0.1.
This update contains a number of bug fixes, and can be downloaded either from the My Account page on our site, or from the “Check for Updates…” option within iDefrag 2 itself. You can find the release notes in the iDefrag 2 Atom feed.
(If you have upgraded to iDefrag 2 from a previous version and were following the iDefrag Atom feed, note that the URL for the iDefrag 2 feed is different; you may wish to point your feed reader at the iDefrag 2 feed instead.)
It’s been a while coming, but we’re pleased to announce that we have today released iDefrag 2.
If you’ve recently purchased iDefrag 1.x from us, you may already have a complementary license for iDefrag 2 (check the My Account page); otherwise, existing customers can upgrade at a reduced rate.
The major new features are:
You can now run the offline algorithms without needing to create a boot disk; iDefrag can now reboot into a special mode where it has exclusive access to the disk.
We’ve added the ability to defragment a single file.
The online algorithm will now reliably skip files that are in use (regardless of whether or not they are using file locking).
The Statistics pane will give you information about compressed files on Snow Leopard. (iDefrag always preserves compression.)
The Inspector now shows more information about files.
Creating a boot disk with iDefrag can be done via a menu option within iDefrag and should be simpler than using CDMaker.
It is now a 64 bit application.
The Optimize algorithm can now deal with volumes that have very little, or heavily fragmented, free space (and the “skip files…due to lack of free space” preference has been removed).
New and improved look.
There are also numerous other great improvements that haven’t been mentioned.
If you’d like to try out the demonstration version, please download it (limited to very small disk images).
For any problems, see our support pages which include ways of contacting us.
We’ve just released what is hopefully the last Beta version of iDefrag 2. We hope to release the new version very soon.
Anybody who purchased iDefrag recently or purchases between now and when we release it, will get a free upgrade.
If you want to try it, get it here (8.7 MB).
As with the previous Beta versions, free stuff to anyone who reports problems we don’t know about.1 Many thanks to those of you who have reported problems with the earlier versions.
Release notes can be found on our feed which is different to our iDefrag 1 feed so please subscribe to that feed to stay on top of iDefrag 2 releases. Note that the link above will only work in a browser that supports ATOM feeds, such as Safari.
Please remember that even though this is a fairly mature beta version, this is still pre-release software, so please back up first, just in case something goes wrong.
Please send comments about this release to our support team.
We’ll be reasonable about the free upgrades and free licenses, but we reserve the right to rescind the offer at any time, and we also reserve the right to determine what is or is not a bug. Basically, if you help us, we’ll give you the free stuff, but if hundreds all report the same bug, some will end up being disappointed. Our decision is final.
