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Boot Partition
Name: sonys Date: January 5, 2003 at 10:02:41 Pacific OS: Me & Win2kPro CPU/Ram: P3-800;196Mb
Comment:
I have a disk with 4 partitions. C:\-FAT16 D:\-FAT32 E:\ & F:\ - NTFS C:\ is the boot partition for all operating systems.(dual boot) The size of C:\ is limmited to 2GB.(Fat16) My question is :Can i changed C:\ to Fat32 and resize C:\ to size more than 2GB and to make oher operating system to work.(because C:\ is the boot partition). Very thanks:SONYS
Name: wawadave Date: January 5, 2003 at 10:18:26 Pacific
Reply:
hello if you get partion magic you can change you fat16 to 32 np and resize partions.
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Response Number 2
Name: Steve Dunn Date: January 5, 2003 at 11:19:37 Pacific
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If you use PM to change and resize partition you may have trouble booting from it afterwards.
PS. Why do you need to? Usually, if C: drive is used in this way, its kept to minimal size (eg, 100MB max) to perform booting functions, and partitions actually used by operating systems use the space. Is ME actually installed on C: or is it on D:? (it would obviously be better on D: for the scenario I described).
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