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Large FAT32 partitions
Why couldn't you create a single FAT32 partition? What partitioning software were you using?
Large FAT32 partitions
I used the Disk admin tool from win2k. It let me make a 60gig partition, but it wouldn't format it. Got partway through and failed. Sam thing with 40gig.
Large FAT32 partitions
Odd. There are plenty of Windows users using larger than 40GB partitions made with Win2K's diskadmin util. It's possible that a BIOS update for that machine would help. Also, it would be worth trying 3rd party utilities like PowerQuest's PartitionMagic.
Large FAT32 partitions
No, there is a hard limit of 32GB for FAT32. (Look it up in the MS knowledge base.) You can create a partition bigger than that, but you can't format it, and even if you could, I don't think most flavors of Windows would recognize it.
Large FAT32 partitions
it is possible, I have a maxtor 120 gig drive with ntfs and hfs+.
Large FAT32 partitions
The limit for FAT32 is 32Gb. I recently bought a Lacie 120Gb FireWire drive (really cool stuff) which I want to use on both my powerbook and my windows server. Like most of you I don't like to have 4 partitions on one drive. |
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