I ordered that USB/eSATA back up drive from linpc.us. It's pictured above.
The folks at linpc.us are partitioning this 1TB drive as FAT32 on one side and a portion of the drive to be formatted for Linux EXT3.
The reason is, FAT32 cannot read a single file larger than 4 gigabytes. I have a single file that is 9 gigabytes in size on my current system. I need to move this file from my existing system to the new system. FAT32 cannot handle this. But, EXT3 can!
Once again, another great reason to Get Linux!
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
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