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darkrats
Let's say I have 2 partitions on the same hard drive.
Drive C contains the OS and Applications and is formatted NTFS.
Drive D contains a copy of my Windows XP install disk and various other
setup programs and is fortmatted FAT32.
Can I still use a Windows 98 boot floppy to format Drive C using the "format
c:" command?
Can I then use the command "d:\windowsxp\i386\winnt.exe" to begin a new
installation of Windows XP?
After installing Windows XP on Drive C (NTFS) will I still see and be able
to use all the setup files on Drive D (FAT32)?
After installing Windows XP on Drive C (NTFS) can I use a DOS copy of Ghost
(on a floppy) to copy Drive C (NTFS) to another partition for backup?
And does that backup partition also need to be formatted NTFS?
Thanks!
darkrats
Drive C contains the OS and Applications and is formatted NTFS.
Drive D contains a copy of my Windows XP install disk and various other
setup programs and is fortmatted FAT32.
Can I still use a Windows 98 boot floppy to format Drive C using the "format
c:" command?
Can I then use the command "d:\windowsxp\i386\winnt.exe" to begin a new
installation of Windows XP?
After installing Windows XP on Drive C (NTFS) will I still see and be able
to use all the setup files on Drive D (FAT32)?
After installing Windows XP on Drive C (NTFS) can I use a DOS copy of Ghost
(on a floppy) to copy Drive C (NTFS) to another partition for backup?
And does that backup partition also need to be formatted NTFS?
Thanks!
darkrats