If you choose to do so, you can format up to an 8 gig NTFS partition and
install NT to that partition during setup, no problem.

Converting FAT16 Partitions to NTFS also seems to render the NTFS
partition a little less stable than a partition originally formatted with
NTFS.

Good NT info site:
http://www.savilltech.com/


NOTE: NT does not come with a defragmentation utility out of the box ,
you must (i repeat) must get a third party utility to defrag NTFS
partitions and defrag them every day!
NT w/NTFS will fragment files like nothing you've ever seen.

HTH. Matt


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>         Hi.
>         I think to remember that a trick was mentioned here on how to
> make an NTFS partition occupy a whole >2 GB disk.
>         Since one way of installing NT is first format to FAT16, and
> later NT will convert the partition to NTFS, it starts with the FAT16
> 2 GB limit.
>         Which was the trick?
>
>


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