Re: How can profile data for SMPmW118 and FF/2 be moved to a FAT32 partition?

Ray Davison wrote:
> Dave Yeo wrote:
>>
>> If you change drive letters, you have to change the paths by hand,
>> same with changing the profiles PATH.
> 
> All you have to do to move a profile is make a copy of the existing 
> profile sub-directory where you want it, then tell SM to make a new 
> profile, and when it asks where to put it, tell it to use the copy. Then 
> delete the original
> 

Can the mail subfolder also be stored on the FAT32 partition?

A tip for getting better performance on FAT32 partition: Turn the 
Lazywriting OFF, it also have the benefit that if the system crashes or 
must be brutal-booted via the ctrl-alt-numlockx2, the chance are good 
that the FAT32 CHKDSK in OS/2 will work, thus avoiding to go into WinXP 
Safe Mode w/Command prompt and doing the CHKDSK from there, then booting 
back to WSeB again.

>> You will also get crappier performance on FAT32
> 
> Define performance where SM data is concerned.  I have been trying to 
> get rid of FAT32 for at least a decade.  But have not found anything 
> that is shared as well.
> 
> Ray


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