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From: Dave Mazza on 14 Aug 2008 17:50
Yes/no? Why/why not? Thank you!


From: BobF on 14 Aug 2008 18:12
Dave Mazza wrote:
> Yes/no? Why/why not? Thank you!
>
>
No Extra effort You're Welcome!
to do with
no real
benefit
From: Sue Morton on 14 Aug 2008 19:25
1. No.
2. Can't tell you why, as I never thought about it. I liked the sound of
NTFS when it first appeared and I switched.

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BobF wrote:
> Dave Mazza wrote:
>> Yes/no? Why/why not? Thank you!
>>
>>
> No Extra effort You're Welcome!
> to do with
> no real
> benefit


From: Shawn O'Connor on 14 Aug 2008 20:35
It is however, still possible to get disk corruption with NTFS if write
caching is enabled.


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>> Yes/no? Why/why not? Thank you!
>
> Nope. Because NTFS is more resilliant than FAT32. Power blackouts will
> always trigger FAT32 to run Scandisk, and will frequently find errors.
> Not
> so with NTFS. It almost never gets it's trigger tripped to run chkdsk.
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From: John Braner on 15 Aug 2008 05:43
Dave Mazza wrote:
> Yes/no? Why/why not? Thank you!
>
>

I still have FAT32 on everything - XP partition, music partition etc. I
used to be afraid that it would be harder to "get into" the partitions
in an emergency, and also my old Ghost version wouldn't write images to
NTFS partitions.

Now I'd be just as comfortable booting a XP recovery disk (for
"emergency" access to files) as a DOS floppy or CD (I have a few CD's
that boot into "DOS") - but I've never bothered to change the partitions.

FAT32 works fine so I've just left it...

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