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May 30th, 2001

NTFS is more secure than FAT32, but because of this security, you cannot write to it properly from other OSes, such as BeOS, Linux, FreeBSD, etc.. If you plan on running multiple OSes, FAT32 is the better choice...

May 30th, 2001	#3 (permalink)
CDBuRnOuT Guest Posts: n/a	NTFS is more secure than FAT32, but because of this security, you cannot write to it properly from other OSes, such as BeOS, Linux, FreeBSD, etc.. If you plan on running multiple OSes, FAT32 is the better choice...