DeMoN LaG wrote: > Tim Wunder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in > [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED], on 18 Dec 2001: > >>As someone who dual-boots (although I haven't booted into Windows >>for quite some time), access to a FAT32 partition is necessary. I'm >>surprised that RedHat 7.2 says the support is ALPHA. Linux has been >>working with FAT32 for a very long time. I've never had trouble >>with FAT32 and linux. Now, Win2K and FAT32 I HAVE had problems >>with... >> > > Cause you are dual booting. If you were to go 100% linux you wouldn't > have a FAT32 partition, correct I hope? > >
Yes and no. I've got a significant amuont of disk space allocated to FAT32 containing music files, MP3 and WAV (WAVs have most of the space). Until I have space elsewhere to hold that data whilest converting it to ext2, it'll remain FAT32. Even when I delete Windows from my PC (as soon as GNUCash's scheduled transaction support, currently available via CVS, stablizes). For now, though, I still gotta keep Winders around for Quicken :-( (accessed usually via WINE rather than re-booting the PC). Tim
