Mike McCarty wrote: > Linux also recognizes (at least) FAT12. I don't know about FAT16. FAT12 = very early DOS format, topped out at 32 MB. Still used for floppies. FAT16 = 1980s redesign. Goes up to 2 GB (on DOS and Windows 9x) [1] Linux supports both. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FAT12 Hope this helps, James. [1] On Windows NT, you could take it to 4 GB. -- E-mail address: james | "[the computer] belonged to our Rabid NT Guy, and we @westexe.demon.co.uk | called it Kant partly because we were naming servers | after philosophers and theologians, and partly | because it couldn't. -- Anthony DeBoer
