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Hi all, I am finally getting around to setting my main box (a
pentium III currently running windoze 98) as a dual boot machine...I have set up
linux only boxes before, but never a dual boot, and I am wondering if anyone has
a suggestion for the following problem/desire
My plan for partitioning my 9 Gb hard drive is something as
follows
win98 "root" partition (to hold the windows OS and program
files) - 3Gb
Debian
root -
1.5 Gb
Swap
- .5 Gb (512 M, because I do some intense math stuff...)
and the rest to be a work partition, which brings me to
the question, files on the work partition should be accessable to both debian
and windoze, and it would be nice if both systems could agree on the longer
filenames....so what type of file system should this partition contain, and how
do I create it?
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