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Utilizing fat32 and ntfs formats
Name: Leo DeWitt Date: August 19, 2002 at 23:33:36 Pacific
Comment:
Can I partition my 60GB hard-drive as follows without and operations conflict? ** A: Partition 1= windows xp w/ ntfs format B: Partition 2= backup w/ ntfs format C: Partition 3= applications & programs w/ fat32 format D: Partition 4= windows 2000 pro w/ fat32 format I'm using Power Quest "partition magic,disk image and boot magic", to implement a dual boot configuration.
The answer to this query will be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
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