> It is easier, however, if you can re-use someone else's code... > > > partition large HD's it > > smaller logical units, after all who needs to process more than 32Meg items > > on > > a z80? > > It's not the size of one file that counts - it's the extra trouble of > having to mess around with partitions. Not having to remember the drive > letter for each file is a big plus for Unix IMHO. Also it would be silly > to run out of space on one partition and have to start moving files here > there and everywhere even though the disk is only 1/3 full.
UNIX also has partitions too you know, so does VMS, but they have handled those in completely different ways. > imc -- * Frode Tennebo * It's better to live life in * * email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] * wealth and die poor, than live * * phone: +47 712 57716 * life in poverty and die rich. * * snail: Parkv. 31, 6400 Molde, NORWAY * -Frode Tennebo*
