> > On Tuesday, January 28, 2003, at 02:20 PM, Alexandre Kapellos wrote: > >> None of the hard drives contain sensitive information, but I wouldn't >> won't >> anybody to be able to access "old" files. To do this, I plan to: >> 1. Initialise the drives >> 2. Run Symantec's Wipe Info >> 3. Install a fresh system >> >> Is there anything else I should do? >> >> On Tuesday, January 28, 2003, at 06:00 PM, Rick Banuelos wrote: > You can use the options tab in Drive Setup to select "Zero All Data". > You don't have to use Symantec's anything. Doing that writes zeroes to > all data sectors on the HD. You can't erase anything more than that. > :) > > > Rick Banuelos > Actually if i remember correctly it depends on what OS your running in the first few versions of OSX 10.1- or was it OS9 ? selecting all zeros does nothing for ATA drives just in case using nortons wipe info may be a good "just to be sure scenario" frank farwell