The Bast Way to partitions HHD for then one windows OS.

The Bast Way to partitions HHD for more then one windows OS.
for a 130 GB or Bigger HHD
All you need is a good Partition Maker Software in DOS!

Make the right Partitions First new HDD!

(NOTE #1) Always make Partition #1
Partition #1. (c:\) DOS Partition 2GB to 7GB in FAT32 is for Booting the
OS's and running Virtual Memory only.
The more GB you give it, will help make Virtual Memory run the goodie !
Do not Format that Partitions or make bigger after it made!
Do not Save file, insert, Edit or Unless help by someone know windows OS's
For this is for the News Systems Add it Boot... run it on Virtual Memory.
Do Not put win3.0 in this Partition #1 is a FAT16 and it will break your
FAT32 System .... Read (NOTE #4)

(EXP....#1)
Partition #2. (d:\) Windows 98 Partition 32GB a FAT32 ....
Keep at 32GB add no more to the Partition!

Partition #3. (e:\) Windows XP Partition 64GB always make it a FAT32 .
if running win98. it break.. you can add all Free GB to the XP Partition if
you like But Save some for Partition #4!

Partition #4. (f:\) Make this Partition ?GB if you need a place to Save
files for Win98 and XP.. or SO I can Add a new Systems!

(NOTE #2) Partition #3 can be windows ME, or 2000 that can run on Partition
64GB ...
But 2000 have to be make it FAT32 just like XP or you will break your
win98, ME System
YOU Can Have
Partition #1. (c:\) DOS Partition 2BG ! Remember not to break FAT32
System
Partition #2. (d:\) Windows 98 Partition 32GB
Partition #3. (e:\) Windows ME Partition 64GB
Partition #4. (f:\) Windows 2000 Partition 64GB
Partition #5. (g:\) Windows XP Partition 64GB
Partition #6. (h:\) Save files Partition ?GB or SO I can Add a new
Systems

(NOTE #3) Partition #2,3, do not have to be that Big, But you can not go
pass win98 32GB and WinME 64GB or it may not run!
Partition #1,4,5,6 do not have to be that Big too and But you can make it
bigger if you like!
But #1 need 2 or more GB for running Virtual Memory the more GB you give the
Memory the Batter will run ME, 2000, XP!

(NOTE #4) for win3.0, 95, NT, 2003, Linux not recommend to run on this
Partitions setup or changed system Partition to a FAT16 or NTFS will break
the 32fat system.
and Windows98 will not run in FAT16 or NTFS !

(NOTE #5)Please do not move or resize the partitions after it Made or you
may break your System
If you plan on adding Systems make partitions for it first and you can save
file in it till the time come to add a new Systems!
(EXP....#2)
Partition #1. (c:\) DOS Partition 2BG ! Remember not to break FAT32
System
Partition #2. (d:\) Windows 98 Partition 32GB
Partition #3. (e:\) Windows XP Partition 64GB
Partition #4. (f:\) Save files Partition 64GB SO I can Add a new Systems
Partition #5. (g:\) Save files Partition 64GB SO I can Add a new Systems
Partition #6. (h:\) Save files Partition ?GB SO I can Add a new Systems

Linux Systems not recommend on a FAT32 Systems
But ok on a NTFS
So Make it all one Systems be NTFS or FAT32 for a good running C

Add your FAQ here!

Updated http://mynews.ath.cx/doc/partitions-for-windows.htm

On 10/04/2010 08:21 PM, Hot-Text wrote:



snip


(NOTE #4) for win3.0, 95, NT, 2003, Linux not recommend to run on this
Partitions setup or changed system Partition to a FAT16 or NTFS will
break the 32fat system.
and Windows98 will not run in FAT16 or NTFS !



Total BS

Win98 can run fine in Fat16

where the hell do you come up with this idiocy?

sheesh

On 2010-10-07, philo wrote:
On 10/04/2010 08:21 PM, Hot-Text wrote:



snip


(NOTE #4) for win3.0, 95, NT, 2003, Linux not recommend to run on this
Partitions setup or changed system Partition to a FAT16 or NTFS will
break the 32fat system.
and Windows98 will not run in FAT16 or NTFS !



Total BS

Win98 can run fine in Fat16

where the hell do you come up with this idiocy?

sheesh

From the ancient Egyptian cat headed goddess, Bast?

--
http://rr.www.cistron.nl/ -!- http://www.rr.dds.nl/
http://www.dread.demon.nl/

On 10/07/2010 07:56 AM, Rasta Robert wrote:
On 2010-10-07, wrote:
On 10/04/2010 08:21 PM, Hot-Text wrote:



snip


(NOTE #4) for win3.0, 95, NT, 2003, Linux not recommend to run on this
Partitions setup or changed system Partition to a FAT16 or NTFS will
break the 32fat system.
and Windows98 will not run in FAT16 or NTFS !



Total BS

Win98 can run fine in Fat16

where the hell do you come up with this idiocy?

sheesh

From the ancient Egyptian cat headed goddess, Bast?

ROTFLMAO !!!!

excellent reply...one of the best Bast inferences I've ever seen


Windows 1998_BC could only run on fat 2
and those Abacus computers


http://www.waterholes.com/~dennette/1996/bast.htm

I see you runng Linux i686; and your NewsReader is Thunderbird/3.0.8 LOOL
get a Window so you can see out!

Are you running two are more Windows 9X based Operating systems.
on a Disk Partitions at FAT16 ; I don't thank so!
If so; can we see your Data logs for your Idiots Beta testing!
And how did you get that hybrid 16-bit/32-bit Panther to install on a FAT
16 with out getting Bit?
And you say that you can install a Phoenix in the same Cages... and make
Memphis Stable..!

But I know that you can put 98 in a Fat16 Partitions; but is it Stable!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Idiocy

"Hot-Text" wrote in message
...
The Bast Way to partitions HHD for more then one windows OS.
for a 130 GB or Bigger HHD
All you need is a good Partition Maker Software in DOS!

Make the right Partitions First new HDD!

(NOTE #1) Always make Partition #1
Partition #1. (c:\) DOS Partition 2GB to 7GB in FAT32 is for Booting the
OS's and running Virtual Memory only.
The more GB you give it, will help make Virtual Memory run the goodie !
Do not Format that Partitions or make bigger after it made!
Do not Save file, insert, Edit or Unless help by someone know windows
OS's
For this is for the News Systems Add it Boot... run it on Virtual Memory.
Do Not put win3.0 in this Partition #1 is a FAT16 and it will break your
FAT32 System .... Read (NOTE #4)

(EXP....#1)
Partition #2. (d:\) Windows 98 Partition 32GB a FAT32 ....
Keep at 32GB add no more to the Partition!

Partition #3. (e:\) Windows XP Partition 64GB always make it a FAT32 .
if running win98. it break.. you can add all Free GB to the XP Partition
if you like But Save some for Partition #4!

Partition #4. (f:\) Make this Partition ?GB if you need a place to Save
files for Win98 and XP.. or SO I can Add a new Systems!

(NOTE #2) Partition #3 can be windows ME, or 2000 that can run on
Partition 64GB ...
But 2000 have to be make it FAT32 just like XP or you will break your
win98, ME System
YOU Can Have
Partition #1. (c:\) DOS Partition 2BG ! Remember not to break FAT32
System
Partition #2. (d:\) Windows 98 Partition 32GB
Partition #3. (e:\) Windows ME Partition 64GB
Partition #4. (f:\) Windows 2000 Partition 64GB
Partition #5. (g:\) Windows XP Partition 64GB
Partition #6. (h:\) Save files Partition ?GB or SO I can Add a new
Systems

(NOTE #3) Partition #2,3, do not have to be that Big, But you can not go
pass win98 32GB and WinME 64GB or it may not run!
Partition #1,4,5,6 do not have to be that Big too and But you can make it
bigger if you like!
But #1 need 2 or more GB for running Virtual Memory the more GB you give
the Memory the Batter will run ME, 2000, XP!

(NOTE #4) for win3.0, 95, NT, 2003, Linux not recommend to run on this
Partitions setup or changed system Partition to a FAT16 or NTFS will
break the 32fat system.
and Windows98 will not run in FAT16 or NTFS !

(NOTE #5)Please do not move or resize the partitions after it Made or you
may break your System
If you plan on adding Systems make partitions for it first and you can
save file in it till the time come to add a new Systems!
(EXP....#2)
Partition #1. (c:\) DOS Partition 2BG ! Remember not to break FAT32
System
Partition #2. (d:\) Windows 98 Partition 32GB
Partition #3. (e:\) Windows XP Partition 64GB
Partition #4. (f:\) Save files Partition 64GB SO I can Add a new
Systems
Partition #5. (g:\) Save files Partition 64GB SO I can Add a new Systems
Partition #6. (h:\) Save files Partition ?GB SO I can Add a new Systems

Linux Systems not recommend on a FAT32 Systems
But ok on a NTFS
So Make it all one Systems be NTFS or FAT32 for a good running C

Add your FAQ here!

I recommend what I did. Install Linux, and use it's partition manager to
stretch and shrink partitions to your desired end result. Then install the
other OSes being sure to pick a filesystem supported by all of them. You
will still have you choices of OS in Grub, plus now you will have Linux as a
maintenance OS if needed.

On 10/07/2010 11:43 AM, Hot-Text wrote:
I see you runng Linux i686; and your NewsReader is Thunderbird/3.0.8
LOOL get a Window so you can see out!

Are you running two are more Windows 9X based Operating systems.
on a Disk Partitions at FAT16 ; I don't thank so!
If so; can we see your Data logs for your Idiots Beta testing!
And how did you get that hybrid 16-bit/32-bit Panther to install on a
FAT 16 with out getting Bit?
And you say that you can install a Phoenix in the same Cages... and make
Memphis Stable..!

But I know that you can put 98 in a Fat16 Partitions; but is it Stable!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Idiocy





I quote you:


Windows98 will not run in FAT16


end of quote


you are a 100% fukwit!!!!!

"philo" wrote in message
...
On 10/07/2010 11:43 AM, Hot-Text wrote:
I see you runng Linux i686; and your NewsReader is Thunderbird/3.0.8
LOOL get a Window so you can see out!

Are you running two are more Windows 9X based Operating systems.
on a Disk Partitions at FAT16 ; I don't thank so!
If so; can we see your Data logs for your Idiots Beta testing!
And how did you get that hybrid 16-bit/32-bit Panther to install on a
FAT 16 with out getting Bit?
And you say that you can install a Phoenix in the same Cages... and make
Memphis Stable..!

But I know that you can put 98 in a Fat16 Partitions; but is it Stable!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Idiocy





I quote you:


Windows98 will not run in FAT16


end of quote


you are a 100% fukwit!!!!!

Agreed.

I upgraded to W98 from WFW3.11 and it offered to convert to FAT32. It
refused, due to errors on the disk (I assume physical errors in a place
FAT32 treats as non-fault tolerant). I ran it for years on FAT16.