Win2k question
I've heard rumours about Win2k reformatting all FAT partitions to NTFS during the install. I've got two questions about this 1. Is it true? 2. If it is true, does it discriminate between partition types (ie.
I've heard rumours about Win2k reformatting all FAT partitions to NTFS during the install.
I've got two questions about this
1. Is it true?
2. If it is true, does it discriminate between partition types (ie. does it reformat all partitions or just FAT ones)?
Basically don't want to lose my Linux install and pretty much all my data to Win2Ks assimilation fetish.
I've got two questions about this
1. Is it true?
2. If it is true, does it discriminate between partition types (ie. does it reformat all partitions or just FAT ones)?
Basically don't want to lose my Linux install and pretty much all my data to Win2Ks assimilation fetish.
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Oh good, just need a working floppy drive now.
Need Win2k and Win98 for some driver development work I'll be doing. Does Win2k have issues with being on the second partition on a drive (the third partition contains all my logical drives, the first two are primary partitions, two 2GB regions that were intended specifically for this purpose).
Need Win2k and Win98 for some driver development work I'll be doing. Does Win2k have issues with being on the second partition on a drive (the third partition contains all my logical drives, the first two are primary partitions, two 2GB regions that were intended specifically for this purpose).
I'll probably stick with GRUB as my boot loader, how many other bootloaders have their own command line?
