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Old 03-04-2003, 01:17 PM   #1
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NT 4 gig limit fix?

I have a couple machines that are running nt 4 workstation. I've patched them up to 6a, so they should be able to recognize drives larger than 4Gb so can I take the multiple partitions I currently have and slap them together with any MS or 3rd party tools? they are formatted in ntfs.

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Old 03-05-2003, 08:44 AM   #2
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the 4 gig limit applied only to the boot partiition (usually drive c
after that you can use the disk manager to create partitions of any size and span multiple drives.
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yeah. but I want a single drive. Any way I can do that?
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