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    1. 24-02-2003 06:55 #1
      greggery
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      Looking for program to change FAT32 cluster size

      Preferrably freeware, but open to any suggestions. Thanx.
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    2. 24-02-2003 07:04 #2
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      Re: Looking for program to change FAT32 cluster size

      Originally posted by greggery
      Preferrably freeware, but open to any suggestions. Thanx.
      sorry .... i don't understand, then i ask:

      change to what fat?
      16 to 32?
      or 32 to 16?

      good is partition magic....is not freeware!
      if Bill have "gates", why he jump windows!?
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    3. 24-02-2003 07:08 #3
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      I know about PM and don't care for it. Looking for a possible freeware alternative. FAT16/FAT32 do not refer to cluster sizes btw. They are Partition allocation tables. Clusters are a seperate thing altogether.
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    4. 24-02-2003 07:18 #4
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      Originally posted by greggery
      I know about PM and don't care for it. Looking for a possible freeware alternative. FAT16/FAT32 do not refer to cluster sizes btw. They are Partition allocation tables. Clusters are a seperate thing altogether.
      yes,....sorry,now i got!
      my excuses,i try to find some prog!
      if Bill have "gates", why he jump windows!?
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    5. 24-02-2003 08:19 #5
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      well then...why did ya put..open to suggestions....I suggest you just go search goggle then
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    6. 24-02-2003 08:27 #6
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      Originally posted by jroc
      well then...why did ya put..open to suggestions....I suggest you just go search goggle then
      1) I AM open to suggestions.
      2) I DID do a google search. Still looking.
      3) Sorry to really bother you! Why can't I ask a simple question here? There are many knowlegable people here who might have some great input.
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    7. 24-02-2003 08:57 #7
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      Partition Magic (v8) is the only prog I know of that includes cluster changing options, but you're still constrained by the usual DOS limitations.
      Thunder Bolt

      - strikes where least expected -
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    8. 24-02-2003 10:10 #8
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      Partition Resizer is a freeware program that can do it.....Acronis partition Expert and Paragon Partition Manager are commercial programs that can do it....
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    9. 24-02-2003 10:25 #9
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      Thanks. Now THAT was what I was looking for.
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    10. 24-02-2003 12:45 #10
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      The main reason I suggested you just go search...is I felt your were kinda rude in your reply to jorel
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