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Re: [Plug] That idiotic cylinder 1024 problem
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Not so. If you spend about $30, you can download an NT driver that allows it to
read and write Fat32. It's called "Fat32 for Windows NT 4.0" and it's from
www.sysinternals.com. I use it, and it works flawlessly. They also have a
utility that allows W98 to do the same thing with NTFS. Win2k can read/write
Fat32 out of the box.
Tom
"Michael W. Ryan" wrote:
> On Fri, 5 Nov 1999, Michelle Weber wrote:
>
> > How do 98 and NT share the same boot partition? My current 98 partition is
> > fat32... I don't know, but I thought NT couldn't handle fat32, and what if
> > I made my NT partition NTFS?
>
> You can only have Win9x cohabitate with WinNT if the partition is FAT16.
> WinNT cannot read FAT32 and Win9x cannot read NTFS. I'm not 100% certain,
> but I think Win2k can read FAT32.
>
> >
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