> > MANY manufacturures (?) exagerrate the capacities of their drives by quoting > the bare unformatted figure - totally unrealistic, as whatever file system > you format a disk with it ALWAYS reduces in size - the larger the disk, the > more scary the amount of size you lose. > > Can't think off the top of my head whether a 1.5GB reduction is reasonable > or not - it does sound a little excessive! > Many Manufacturers when stating disk capacity use 1 billion bytes as 1 GB, others user 10^30 as 1G. 9.5GB using the second method comes to 10,200,547,328 bytes, which might also be reported as 10.2 GB. Joseph H Perry [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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