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  1. 21st Feb 2003 18:18 #1
    Quadzilla
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    I'm planning on adding a 2nd HD for video capture and underdstand NTFS is the way to go for such a drive. but my current drive is FAT32 IN Win2k. can I add an NTFS formatted drive w/out problems? thanks.
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    i have one right now.
    master:2 fat32 partitions
    slave:NFTS
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    Yes, no problem with NTSF with FAT32. My OS is Windows 2000.

    My computer's NTSF drive is 80 gig and FAT32 is 20 gig. A big NTFS is great for video capturing and storing of music files. No conflicts and everything normal.
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  4. 25th Feb 2003 03:26 #4
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    Absolutely, I have 2 FAT32 drives and 3 NTFS drives on my current system.
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  5. 25th Feb 2003 08:46 #5
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    In fact, FAT32 and NTFS partitions can peacefully coexist on the same hard drive.
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