Alex Ranaldi wrote to Chris Holten about Re: Win98
AR>CH> But both NTFS and HPFS are -far- superior file systems to FAT32
AR>CH> in both performance and storage efficiency. Such is the price one
AR>CH> pays for "backwar compatiblity" with obsolete 15-25 year old
AR>CH> software technology .
AR>how do you upgrade to NTFS and HPFS filesystems? Do you need NT?
Yep, NT for NTFS or OS/2 for HPFS.  Partition Magic (third party 
software) can convert FAT-16 partitions to either FAT-32 or HPFS.
If you're using a single machine at home (not tied to a network) then it 
may be better to use a compatible file system. (FAT-16)
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