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A nit-pick: with 20-30 gig drives so cheap, may as well use one instead of 1
gig. Will run faster because everything's on the outer cylinders.
In a message dated 11/1/00 2:52:54 PM Pacific Standard Time,
ireadmail@xxxxxxxxxxx writes:
> From a support point of view, you're better off leaving
> the C: drive as FAT. That way you can boot to something
> if anything happens.
>
> The OS itself does not have to sit in C:
>
> Actually C: only needs to be a small drive. About 200 Megs
> or so for a NT4 install. Now days with drive space so
> cheap, I would recommend a gig or so.
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