> Actually the smallest still working drive that I have for NORMAL use> is 256 > MB and most people would have thrown that away long ago. Should anyone care, > the smallest USB disk I have is 128 MB and it still works. I actually have > it divided into 12 partitions of about 10 MB each so I can use to test my USB > drivers and make sure all the partitions are correctly assigned drive letters > when they need to be. I know this is a very unusual situation and I wouldn't > use that disk for installing anything anyway, but things like that are > possible. I also have a USB disk set up with GPT instead of MBR with some > DOS-compatible partitions (FAT12/16/32) and others as non-DOS compatible > (NTFS, exFAT, etc.). I also use this for testing my USB drivers to make sure > drive letters get assigned when needed to the DOS-compatible partitions.
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