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- Jan 24, 2002
The following comes from a side-note of another thread. It is my observation and there might be a easy way arround it that I am not aware of.
FYI:
I do not know if you have noticed it but there is this strange thing:
You install two operating systems in two FAT32 partitions - lets say WIN98 and WIN-MILLENIUM. You use a boot-manager ( or whatever ) like System Commander that can let you choose between the two at start up. You instruct it that when booting into WIN98 it should make the WIN-MILLENIUM partition hidden and vice-versa. It works. But..
If you install two operating systems one on NTFS and one on FAT32 - lets say WIN2000 and WIN-98. IF you try to do the same thing with the boot-manager it would not quite work. It would not work in the case when you boot into WIN2000. Both the NTFS *AND* FAT32 are vissible in your explorer window eventhough the boot manager hid the FAT32. There could be way to hide it yourself - may be right_ckick MY COMPUTER - MANAGE - DISK MANAGEMENT and remove the letter of the FAT32 - I do not know I haven't tried it.