From: "Gary Funck"
Recommendation: format your new drive as NTFS unless you have a compelling
reason not to.
In reply to Jim's question:
I agree, but have older systems that require Fat32 support on a portable HD...
I never do anything with files that big (over 4G), and like to split my
archive/back-up,
image program files to smaller chunks of 700M... Ghost always did that, and
Acronis
TI makes it even easier... This allows me to stick them on standard data
CD-Rs OR
DVDs with no special additional file system restrictions. (No UDF needed.)
My current DVD burn file size limitation is 2G, due to the way I burn -- ISO
9960+Joliet.
It is personal preference... Rick Glazier
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