Author: Peter Skinner
Date: 07:40:47 11/09/02
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On November 09, 2002 at 03:46:47, van baker wrote: >10 gigs doesnt seem like that much, why not try? um 45/20/15? Youd have an >extra partition, Personally I dont think youd have to set a swap-file,(Im a win >98 user yet) and all the deleting and such wont create havoc with your windows >installation just do all your chess from the 20! Maybe you wont use that 15 but >its there Why dont people partition more at the start drives are so cheap >nowadays I dont like p.magic personnally.. Good luck though, eh? Well the problem with your 45/20/15 is if he ever wanted to use FAT32 on the 45 gig area there are going to be problems. The volume size max. limit for FAT32 is 32 gigs. I have had numerous problems going above that. If he is using NTFS then there is no problem. I agree that P.Magic is a great program but is not for everyone. I have had almost zero luck with it. There seems to be some known issues relating to that product and Maxtor hard drives.
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