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I think you can access FAT32 partitions under Windows NT 4.0 with WinImage. &nbsp;Here's a link:<br />
<a href="http://www.winimage.com/winimage.htm" rel="ugc">http://www.winimage.com/winimage.htm</a><br />
Ralph<br />

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I think you can access FAT32 partitions under Windows NT 4.0 with WinImage.  Here's a link:
http://www.winimage.com/winimage.htm [http://www.winimage.com/winimage.htm]
Ralph


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JFYI - NTFS does not have a 4GB partition size limit. &nbsp;The problem is that the System partition cant be bigger than 4GB. &nbsp;Any other partition can be a big as you want. &nbsp;Just clarifying.<br />
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Heath<br />

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JFYI - NTFS does not have a 4GB partition size limit.  The problem is that the System partition cant be bigger than 4GB.  Any other partition can be a big as you want.  Just clarifying.

Heath


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&gt; The problem is that the System partition cant be bigger than 4GB.<br />
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True, because the installation of NT is done to a 'FAT-formatted' partition,<br />
with one &quot;trick&quot; to break the 2GB limitation (inherent in MS DOS) and extend the limit to 4GB,<br />
and then NT &quot;converts&quot; the FAT partition to NTFS.<br />
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A good tool like Partition Magic (<a href="http://WWW.PowerQuest.com" rel="ugc">http://WWW.PowerQuest.com</a>)<br />
can &quot;resize&quot; an NTFS-partition to any size,<br />
including larger than 4GB,<br />
as long as you have sufficient &quot;free&quot; space on the disk.<br />
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> The problem is that the System partition cant be bigger than 4GB.

True, because the installation of NT is done to a 'FAT-formatted' partition,
with one "trick" to break the 2GB limitation (inherent in MS DOS) and extend the limit to 4GB,
and then NT "converts" the FAT partition to NTFS.

A good tool like Partition Magic (http://WWW.PowerQuest.com [http://WWW.PowerQuest.com])
can "resize" an NTFS-partition to any size,
including larger than 4GB,
as long as you have sufficient "free" space on the disk.



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I have a PT2006 motherboard from FIC and a ST36531A HD 6.5Gb HD from Segate, and I would like to make one partition of the hole HD.<br />
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I'm using Win95 and WinNT, and have downloaded Intel(r) Bus Master IDE Driver for Windows* 95. What can I do?
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I have a PT2006 motherboard from FIC and a ST36531A HD 6.5Gb HD from Segate, and I would like to make one partition of the hole HD.

I'm using Win95 and WinNT, and have downloaded Intel(r) Bus Master IDE Driver for Windows* 95. What can I do?

Formating a HD to more than 2Gb

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