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Date:	Wed, 8 Jun 2005 12:33:13 PDT7
From:	Colin Campbell <cmcampb@adelphia.net >
Reply-To:	scoug-help@scoug.com
To:	scoug-help@scoug.com
Subject:	SCOUG-Help: multiple OS'es / advice & guidance sought

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Wayne wrote:
> i-lists wrote:
>
>> Hi Wayne
>> Thanks for your answer, hints / thoughts and URL's ;-)
>>
>> First an important feedback to you and you SCOUG'ians:
>> Newest FAT32 is at version 9.10 !!!
>> See & get from here:
>>
>> http://fat32.netlabs.org/
>> -------------------------
>>
>>
>>
> You have me confused once again, Svobi.... the netlabs link you gave
> (above) does not seem to have a downloadable OS/2 Fat32.ifs file; for
> Fat32 it has links to Yahoo user and developer groups Fat32user and
> Fat32dev (and to Hobbes, which has an old version of Fat32.ifs). In the
> Yahoo user group Fat32user there is a files section, which has a file
> labelled f32_099b_f2.zip, which turns out to be Fat32.ifs, but it does
> not say it is version 9.10. I did not attempt to gain access to the
> Fat32dev group, since I'm not a developer.
>

When I clicked on the link Svobi provided, I found a page that said
Home : Projects : Operating System : FAT32.IFS
across the top.

The next line has several action choices, one of which is "Download".
I clicked that, and found a page that has the same first two lines,
followed by a box with the title:
FAT32 IFS version 0.9.10 (WarpIN Format)

I clicked on that title line, and downloaded a file named f32_0910.wpi.
(I think this may be the part that mixed you up; I didn't recognize at
first that the download would occur if I clicked on the title line.)

Note that within the box, there is an instruction to get the latest
WarpIN version, and a link to it. I downloaded that, too.
Colin Campbell

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