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On 14 Jul 2004 01:00:53 -0700, alion85@hotmail.com (redeamer) wrote:

>Gonzalo <nomail@nomail.com> wrote in message news:<0_mdnSrZ-Mas0G7dRVn-ig@dsli.com>...
>> redeamer wrote:
>> 
>> > David Wright <david_c_wright@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>> > news:<cctej3$ovs$03$3@news.t-online.com>...
>> >> Harlan Osier wrote:
>> >> 
>> >> > I'm too dumb for Linux, what can I do now?
>> > 
>> > buy Macintosh with their Darwin... you ll have at least 3 OSes in your
>> > PowerPC without any pain in the A***:-) [MacOS 9.2, MacOS X.Y, and
>> > Darwin UNIX fantastic!!!]... The guys had a hard time to get it all
>> > work in the unison!!!
>> > 
>> > If you want you can imitate the Microsoft Windows as well with
>> > VirtualPC...
>> > 
>> > I regret i cannot afford myself a Macintosh, however, PC and THIS
>> > GROUP LIST Community made me smarter: I have XP Pro and SUSE Linux
>> > Professional Last Edition... I must say IT RULES... Only Handicap is
>> > that partitions are not fully utilizable by different OSes... This is
>> > the main issue that bothers me and the guys from Macintosh have solved
>> > that...
>> > 
>> > SUSE LINUX RULES all the way!
>> > 
>> > Cheers,
>> >        -----> Drew
>> 
>> Create a FAT32 partition and you can easily share data between Windows and
>> Linux.
>
>
>Hi!
>
>To my comprehension FAT32 is limited.. i have 60 GB of Win OS and 20
>GB of Linux. Will FAT32 manage with that?
>
>Drew

There is a maximum size for a FAT32 partition - 32 Gb.  That's from
Windows by the way, not linux.  You'd have to partition your windows
stuff into a C and a D.

Mike-
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