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Subject: Re: FAT32 extended bit + Network share bug status
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I said:
> One more thing. I can create >2GB files in MS-DOS 7.10 (plain DOS) if
> I use the FAT32 extended flag, but not without it.

FYI, FWIW, it seems MS-DOS runs my file writing programs much faster
than FreeDOS. Something like four times as fast. So if you have a
choice test mainly with MS-DOS.


Right,

						MartinS