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Mike wrote:
XP = NTFS. It supports large files.
XP also supports FAT32. But it does have a file size limit.
Also, when you format a drive in XP with FAT32, it will only let you format a limited amount of the drive. There's no technical reason for this. M$ just decided to force you to NTFS if you want to format a large drive.
Formatting the drive in Linux to FAT32 will work for most modern drives.
david
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