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In <97284.00.18.01.10.11.2004@constellation.carrier>, on 11/10/2004   
   at 12:14 AM, "Steven Levine"  said:  
>In <611.23.17.16.09.11.2004@constellation.carrier>, on 11/10/04   
>   at 12:08 AM, "Larry Tawa"  said:  
>>My question: do I need to format with the GA version of jfs from eCS 1.2  
>>to realize all the benefits of the jfs released with eCS 1.2?  Thanks.  
 
>No.  The first jfs fix way back when required a reformat to correct  
>internal corruption caused by the original code.  Subsequent jfs updates  
>have been bug fix and performance tweaks only.  
 
Steven,  
 
Used the above information yesterday; updated my "nieces'" eCS box to a  
clean eCS 1.2 install.  Need to go back one or two times to complete the  
modifications and instructions.  
 
From a historical perspective, when was the last time HPFS was updated?   
Thanks again.  
 
Larry  
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