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I was building a new machine for a custmer today and they 
wanted XP installed. I formatted the drive ahead of time with 
fat32, then XP only offered to format NTFS or leave the 
partition alone.  So I want anyone's opinion on this.
I heard that NTFS is newer than that used in NT and has 
performance modifications. Does anyone know the benefits of 
using NTFS with XP home on a typical users machine?  Or is 
fat32 still better? Do the security advances outweigh being 
able to boot off a floppy and recover data?

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Nathan England
plug@the-arcanum.org

"A free society is one where it is safe to be unpopular"
			--Adlai Stevenson
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