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Date:	Sat, 17 Apr 2004 23:21:29 PDT7
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Subject:	SCOUG-Help: Installing FAT32

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Hi Harry
No, you are not incorrect ;-)

Generally OS/2 resp eCS do not have original FTA32 drivers.
The one existing came from Henk Kelder (WPtools) and was on v 0.94b.
I had tried and had no problems with it on OS/2 ...
=2E.. but once my FAT32 data seemed to be appeared ;-(
I was lucky that from W98SE I was still able to read / use and save !
First of all I saved and then went back to FAT16 and since then =

did not try the FAT32 driver anymore !

In the meantime Henk Kelder has forwarded the FAT32 driver project =

and source to Netlabs:

http://fat32.netlabs.org/

Now it shows v 0.98 !

In the meantime the data partition mentioned above is near full (91%) =

and I would love to change to FAT32 if I hear or know that today's =

FAT32 drivers for OS/2 are more robust and working properly ;-)

Have nice Sunday, svob=EF
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hmotin@sbcglobal.net on 18/04/2004 00:21:28
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Subject: SCOUG-Help: Installing FAT32

Hello:

I'd like some opinions, if I can get them.
I'm thinking of installing FAT32, and somewhere in the back of my head, =

I believe that I heard a couple of negative things about FAT32 =

on OS/2 and ECS. Maybe I'm wrong about that.

Would anyone who has installed it please comment? =

Or, if anyone has heard anything about it, also comment.
Thanks very much!
HCM

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