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Date:	Mon, 27 Jun 2005 01:08:45 PDT7
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Subject:	SCOUG-Help: FAT32.IFS

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Hi Sandy
Henk Kelder has fwd his FAT32 project to Netlabs !
The most accurate (0.9.10) you can find here:

http://fat32.netlabs.org/?show=3Ddownload

It's WPi and should install on the fly without problems ;-)

Cheers, svob=EF

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Subject: SCOUG-Help: FAT32.IFS

I am using Warp 4 and have been running FAT32.IFS to have access
to fat32
partitions.

This works quite well.

I also have eCS v.1.2 on another partition on the same computer.
I don't
use it (yet) as I am still checking it out. Fat32.ifs was working
on that
partition also until I upgraded to Fixpack 5. Now fat32.ifs will
not boot,
and I had to rem out the IFS statement in order to boot into eCS.

I am thinking of restoring eCS to before the FP5 update, but I
wonder is
there is some way to fix fat32.ifs first (I am using the latest
version
from Netlabs).

Fat32.ifs in the Warp 4 partition continues to work without
difficulty.

Thanks,
Sandy

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