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NTFS vs. FAT32

zimu

Diamond Member
i have winxp, with a 40GB drive and a 20GB drive, primary is the 40GB.

would you reccomend me to keep NTFS on both or convert to FAT32?
 
Originally posted by: Mutilator
Are you going to dual boot at all? If not then stick with NTFS.

i'm thinking of doing the whole dual-boot thing, is it as simple as having something like partition magic and just partitionining a new sector and installing the OS on it?
 
If you're going to dual boot the easiest way to do it is to start from scratch. Then install Win98 first - when you run setup make more than 1 partition instead of 1 big one (or use Fdisk on the 98 CD - no need for partition magic or other 3rd party software). Once 98 installs you can install XP on the 2nd partition and you can use FAT32 or NTFS. If you use NTFS 98 won't be able to see the data on that drive, but your XP will see the data on both C: and D:
 
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