Best tool to partition Drives with new sector geometry - (WAS: Need Help with crashed RAID5 (that was rebuilding and then had SATA error on another drive))

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In a followup question to my arrays, I have a question about the new WDs with the larger sector size geometry but support 512B sectors.

I bought some WD Reds (WD10EFRX) drives.

When I let the linux "Disk Utility" (palimpest <- who the heck named that anyway?) do the RAID management with a new drive, it partitions on cyls and not sectors.

So it makes a partition and then complains to me it's off by 512bytes which could affect performance.

Gee. Thanks.

So I can use g/parted -- or fdisk....

but I thought I'd get any suggestions for the preferred tool and any pitfalls to watch out for.

Thanks,

 -Ben

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