In trying to use Acronis backup software I discovered that my C drive seems
to have 3 partitions. The main one is NTFS. The second one is FS Fat 16
Partition OxDE. The 3rd one is FS Fat 32 Partition OxDB.
What resides in the 2nd and 3rd one.? Do I have a full backup if I just back
up the NFTS partition or do I have to backup all 3 partitions
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Re: Windows 2000 Pro - *Fresh Reload* information wanted: ... For seperate o/s partition use one of, well I prefer to use 10gb. ... As a complete backup Ghost or True Image ... to fiddling with ntfs files since ntfs is a ... > much larger IDE drives on the system.) ... (microsoft.public.win2000.general)
Re: Windows partitions ... >> I need to know how to read windows partitions (FAT32, NTFS) on linux.... you do this for FAT:... You replace NNN with the device node where the FAT partition resides;... (comp.os.linux.hardware)
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AW: whats the story with the FAT32, 32GB limit ? ...FAT32 (FAT is the FileAllocationTable, something like pointers, showing ... FAT was developed by MicroShit (also NTFS) ... Bill once said (in DOS days), that noone will ever need a bigger RAM ... And when you download a file from a NTFS server to a FAT partition?... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.general)
Re: AW: whats the story with the FAT32, 32GB limit ? ...FAT32 (FAT is the FileAllocationTable, something like pointers, showing ... FAT was developed by MicroShit (also NTFS) ... Bill once said (in DOS days), that noone will ever need a bigger RAM ... And when you download a file from a NTFS server to a FAT partition?... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.general)
