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Arno Wagner
In comp.sys.ibm.pc.hardware.storage Chris Whelan <cawhelan@ntlworld.com> wrote:
> travolta002@gmail.com wrote:
>> Speed up your system, repair registry base, uninstall hidden.windows
>> components and get rid of boring errors with powerful tips and
>> tricks...
> "However, FAT32 shares all of the other limitations of FAT16, and adds an
> important additional limitation?many operating systems that can recognize
> FAT16 will not work with FAT32?most notably Windows NT, but also Linux and
> UNIX as well."
> Strange, because every one of the many Linux distros I've tried over the
> past three years has been able to interact with FAT partitions...
Linux supports FAT 32, 16 and 12. In fact, either you have support for
all three or for none of the three (if you do not select FAT support
on kernel compile). Same for the FAT tools.
This person is not only a SPAMer but also completely incompetent.
Arno
> travolta002@gmail.com wrote:
>> Speed up your system, repair registry base, uninstall hidden.windows
>> components and get rid of boring errors with powerful tips and
>> tricks...
> "However, FAT32 shares all of the other limitations of FAT16, and adds an
> important additional limitation?many operating systems that can recognize
> FAT16 will not work with FAT32?most notably Windows NT, but also Linux and
> UNIX as well."
> Strange, because every one of the many Linux distros I've tried over the
> past three years has been able to interact with FAT partitions...
Linux supports FAT 32, 16 and 12. In fact, either you have support for
all three or for none of the three (if you do not select FAT support
on kernel compile). Same for the FAT tools.
This person is not only a SPAMer but also completely incompetent.
Arno