Re: [ros-dev] setup's fat32 format

[CK Raju]

But is the process of recognising other partitions
stable ? Can ReactOS be installed in extended
partitions ? Does it recognise extended partitions now
? These are the questions that will be eliminated with
adoption of a cross-installer.
CK Raju
--- Magnus Olsen <magnus(a)greatlord.com> wrote:

>   Hi
>  The problem is reactos booting process are very
>  simluare to NT 
>  it only exists one bootloader for reactos it is
>  freeldr to booting 
>  reactos with, freeldr can booting NT4, Alesky
>  demostarted we 
>  can boot nt4 with freeldr.
>  
>    ----- Original Message ----- 
>    From: CK Raju 
>    To: ReactOS Development List 
>    Sent: Monday, July 30, 2007 12:09 PM
>    Subject: Re: [ros-dev] setup's fat32 format
>  
>  
>  
>    Gabriel ilardi <gabrielilardi(a)hotmail.it> wrote:
>      Dear devs,
>  
>      There's a current limitation in xp, setup can
>  format hds in fat32 at maximum 
>      32gb, this is a setup format limitation, I've
>  found an open source utilty to 
>      format fat32 with its native limitation (2tb).
>      Hope it can be be of use to reactos.
>  
>     
>  
http://www.ridgecrop.demon.co.uk/index.htm?fat32format.htm
>   
>  
>  
>    I would like to inform that a group of developers
>  here has succeeded in cross-installing GNU Hurd with
>  an installer based on 2.4 Linux kernel. That was
>  with LX installer for GNU Hurd, released last week.
>  
>    In most of the installations, its disturbing to
>  find that existing partitions are disturbed when
>  attempted in the native way with ReactOS.
>  
>    If the developers are not against a
>  cross-installation method, then we can have that
>  *unstable* part (however limited it may be)
>  converted to a stable part - as 2.4 Linux kernel is
>  capable of handling the current requirements with
>  quite ease.
>  
>    CK Raju
>    MES College of Engineering, Kuttippuram
>    India
>  
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