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Derek Broughton wrote:
> Matthew Flaschen wrote:
>
>> In summary, it's mostly because it's not self-journaling and thus
>> (relatively) easy to corrupt and fragment. However, I'll repeat that I
>> haven't had any real *problems*
>
> True. Its drawbacks are also its advantages. It's simple. I wouldn't want
> to do real work on it, and since my only use for Windows is Quicken , the
> only data I want in Windows I definitely _don't_ want on FAT, but I have
> used FAT partitions for moving data around.
I still think that might be a bit over-cautious. If you're not running
a server, and keep regular backups, there's really nothing worth
worrying about.
Matthew Flaschen
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