On 02-08-98, BRIAN LUNERGAN said to ALL:
BL>I've been considering the move to NT 4.0 to develop experience with the
BL>platform that might improve my employment marketability. With only a 2.6Gb
BL>hard drive I don't see double-teaming Win95 and NT on different partitions
BL>of the same drive as a viable option. As I use Fat32, that may not be
BL>practical anyway. That leaves me with the problem of moving nearly 600Mb
BL>of archives, collected graphics, and data files to a completely new setup.
You have a very basic problem - FAT32.  NT simply won't boot from a FAT32
partition.  Once in operation, you simply lose access to that file system but
booting is a bit more important.
You might want to consider Partition Magic to 1) create a small (1MB) FAT16
boot partition and 2) change partitioning to allow a FAT16 or NTFS partition
for NT.  Using the Boot Manage from PM will allow the Win95B system to still
see itself as C: and, hence, work without changing every reference of C: to
D:...
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