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Aaron Trevena wrote: > > Better still - make sure you have a mix of FAT and NTFS/etc partitions. > Given that most platforms in the known world can not only read and write > FAT but also fix and recover it relatively reliably. > > NTFS also can't be defragmented, although it doesn't fragment as badly as > FAT under w98. > > And FAT is quicker for games, etc and can be shared between different > windows (and other platforms). Hmm - given that lack of security and reliability are the common criticisms of MS OSes, choosing NTFS for important file systems - like where the OS is installed - is key to achieving what security and stability is available. I'm assuming the SuSe Live CDROM is a CD based SuSe image - I'd just go for partitioning the disk and installing a proper copy of SuSe - the LUG can supply CD's if needed. -- The Mailing List for the Devon & Cornwall LUG Mail majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxx with "unsubscribe list" in the message body to unsubscribe.