Comment NT and FAT32 (Score 1) 32
the extended FAT16 format (i.e. > 2GB) has been supported since M$DOS 5 or 6. hence, it is also supported in windows 95 (since it is really just a graphical shell over MSDOS 7.0)
windows 95 cannot read FAT32 before OSR2 (OEM Service Release 2). i think that there was also some service pack for older win95's that allowed them to do so as well. win 98 reads FAT32 out of the box, of course. "Win2K Enterprise Edition" (back when it was called NT 5) was supposed to be the first NT derived kernel that would support FAT32 natively (without third-party utilities).
{ sorry to babble so much about M$ crap, but i figure that anyone who's reading three levels deep into a thread on Linux and FAT32 might be interested. }
md
windows 95 cannot read FAT32 before OSR2 (OEM Service Release 2). i think that there was also some service pack for older win95's that allowed them to do so as well. win 98 reads FAT32 out of the box, of course. "Win2K Enterprise Edition" (back when it was called NT 5) was supposed to be the first NT derived kernel that would support FAT32 natively (without third-party utilities).
{ sorry to babble so much about M$ crap, but i figure that anyone who's reading three levels deep into a thread on Linux and FAT32 might be interested. }
md
