> The ability to dualboot another OS was effectively removed from Service Release
> 2 of Windows 95.
Then better idea:
Install Win3.11 on a FAT16 first disk.
Install NT on an NTFS second disk (or partition)
best of both worlds :)
(OK, so I'm an NT nut, but still.....)
>
> > Just stick with FAT16, and partions <4gig.
>
> Win95 (98?) max partition size is 2GB using 32KB clusters. This cluster size is
> very inefficient, 16KB is the best compromise between the conflicts of
> efficient use of space and efficient management of multiple clusters.
then how does NT format and use a 4gig disk, even tho it starts out as
FAT? 64K clusters? (ouch, that'd be nasty!)
Win2K doesn't have that problem - you say "I want this new partition to
be NTFS" and it formats it NTFS on the spot - no conversion needed.
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