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I run TS4 on a PII 300 using Fat32. I have not had a problem yet. It works
fine with my old tape backup and my antivirus program.
The major difference I have noticed is I have more space on my Hard drive
because Fat32 is more efficient then Fat16.
One problem with Fat32 is Win95 (B or OSR2) is the only OS that supports it.
(except for some of the OS2 Warp versions, I think).
Jim Lovejoy
fastgroup@xxxxxxxxxx
People are like electrons... They always want to exist in
their lowest energy state
-----Original Message-----
From: Frank 990 <Frank990@xxxxxxx>
To: Omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx <Omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Saturday, March 28, 1998 4:47 PM
Subject: Fat 16 & Fat32
>I have found Fat 16 much better than Fat 32.
>I deleted Fat 32 and NT and installed Win 95 (Fat 16)
>It works perfect.
>Plus it works better with older prog i.e. anti-virus, tape backups,
>uninstallers etc.
>
>> From: Nivan <Nivan@xxxxxxxxxxx>
>> Subject: News Monitor and a P266 Intel
>> Date: Thursday, March 26, 1998 5:31 PM
>> I recently loaded TS on a new machine that is formatted FAT 32, uses a
>>P266 Intel, and a Intel 440 LX MB. All appears to be fine until I open the
>>News Monitor then it bombs Omega TS! (and I loose data...)
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