said:
>I'd have to suspect it's swapper.dat. Is your default swapper.dat size
>2MB?
Yes, it is. The swappath is set at 2048 2048 as you suggested some time
ago.
>Also, keep in mind that there's overhead within the file system to can
>cause the total amount a diskspace required to store a file of a given
>size to vary.
>Also different tools calculate the size differently. Some take the slack
>space into account. Others do not.
Thanks. This is what I wanted to know.
>>Is there a simple reason for these discrepncies? Should I just neglect
>>them?
>As long as all the file contents get restored, these differences are
>irrelevant.
Thanks again.
>Steven
Jack
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