Her er beviset til de stædige! ;-)
(Men det kan jo være det er mig der er stædig.)
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q154/9/97.ASPFAT32 provides the following enhancements over previous implementations of the FAT file system:
Supports drives up to 2 terabytes in size.
Uses space more efficiently.
FAT32 uses smaller clusters (that is, 4K clusters for drives up to 8 GB in size), resulting in 10 to 15 percent more efficient use of disk space relative to large FAT16 drives.
More robust.
FAT32 has the ability to relocate the root directory and use the backup copy of the FAT instead of the default copy. In addition, the boot record on FAT32 drives has been expanded to include a backup of critical data structures. This means that FAT32 drives are less susceptible to a single point of failure than existing FAT16 volumes.
More flexible.
The root directory on a FAT32 drive is now an ordinary cluster chain, so it can be located anywhere on the drive. For this reason, the previous limitations on the number of root directory entries no longer exist. In addition, FAT mirroring can be disabled, allowing a copy of the FAT other than the first one to be active. These features allow for dynamic resizing of FAT32 partitions. Note, however, that while the FAT32 design allows for this capability, it will not be implemented by Microsoft in the initial release.
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q253/7/74.ASPQ. I have Windows 95A, and I want FAT32. How do I acquire the Windows 950b version or OSR2 replacement CD-ROM to upgrade?
A. A Windows 95 retail version cannot be upgraded to an OSR version. For more information, see the \"Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) Version Identification\" section of the following article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base: