on Wed,
8 Jun 2005 11:02:07 PDT7
> > So, there you go. Information and a couple of questions. Thanks for you help.
> >
> > -Rocky
>
> If the Creative Micro N200 is formated FAT32, and you don't need
> Extended Attributes on your FAT32 devices, look for the "/EAS" switch on
> the FAT32.IFS line in the CONFIG.SYS. This is what enables Extended
> Attributes and creates the EA DATA. SF, WP ROOT. SF files on you FAT32
> volumes.
Unfortunately, it's formatted FAT16. (Sorry for the delay in response, I was
travelling cross country this week).
> If the Creative Micro N200 is formated FAT16, I am not sure of a way to
> disable the EA's.
>
> Thanks for all the work you did in figuring out the Creative Micro N200.
Hey, no. Thank you for your help and encouragement.
> MarkO
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