On 03-01-97, ALAN ZISMAN said to JEFF GUERDAT:
JG>You can certainly do this - setup offers you the ability to pick and ch
JG>the partitioning scheme as well as the file system type.  Note that it
JG>FAT until a reboot (during setup) converts it to NTFS...
AZ>Hmmm... how would that work if the drive is larger than 2 gigs, in a
AZ>single partition?
FAT actually supports 64kB clusters - it's just that DOS doesn't support it.
That gives you a total of 4GB per partition which NT and Novell (and perhaps
others) can support.  It's probably best to convert this to NTFS to prevent
DOS problems if dual booting...
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