Re: OFF TOPIC: Program to write to FAT32

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Any of the Norton DiskEdit's in /M for machine mode( meaning it can see the
boot) will probably allow you to hand edit it(as long as the version says it
handles fat32) . The full disk doctor will usually fix it, though I would want to
have a backup before I started on any of this. The cheapest other  commercial
package that allows one to fix these things I think is Nuts and Bolts. I will
look through my freeware stack, but I don't remember one that will easily
allow you to fix this without taking a big chance of wiping out your root and
the rest of your disk with it.

Everett L.(Rett) Williams
rett at gvtc.com

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