In order to learn ASP, I installed NT 4.0 Server IIS 4.0 a few days ago. I didn't think carefully when installing, I used NTFS format to format the partition installation of NT. The installation was very smooth, and NT automatically made a multi-start menu. But in my K6-2 266 32M memory, NT is running too slowly. So when I don't learn ASP, I usually go into Win98, so the problem is coming:
NTFS partitions cannot be accessed under Win98 (because I have converted Win98 partition to FAT16 format when I have previously installed Linux, so I can access it in NT. If you want to access the FAT32 partition in NT can go to http: / /www.winternals.com/downloads/index.shtml Download FAT32 for Windows NT, you can use any settings after installation, so sometimes to open a file written in NT, you have to restart and enter the speed. NT. How to do it? I gotten through a mad search, I finally found a good Dongdong NTFS for Windows 98 (hereinafter referred to as NFW). Don't look at it in the name, for Windows 98, in fact it can access WIN95, WIN98 SE, NT4.0 (SP3), all partition formats of Win2000, its principle is to use NT or Windows 2000 system file NTFS.SYS and NTOSKRNL .Sys As the "interface" between Win9x's file system and NTFS partition, take over the application to disk access.
First we can download NFW from http://www.winternals.com/downloads/index.shtml, then the following files NTFS.SYS, NTOSKRNL.EXE, AUTOCHK.EXE, NTDLL.DLL, C_437.NLS, C_1252. NLS, L_INTL.NLS is copied from the NT or Win2000 system to Win9x, and the NFW is installed with the "One Rouch Method". After the installation is complete, the NFW configuration dialog box will pop up.
Fill in the path to the NT system files you copy in NTFS System Files, fill in the NTFS partition drive letter you want in Driver Letter Assignments. Click Apply and then you can access the NTFS partition in Win98.
If you click the Advanced button in the NFW Configuration dialog box, the Advanced Settings dialog box will pop up. The significance of these options is as follows:
READONLY: After selecting, all the operations of files in the NTFS partition in Win9x will not directly modify the NTFS partition. In actual use, I will find it to make some modifications to the NTFS partition. When you have a lot of write operations on the NTFS partition, it may cause NT to be unable to start because this will make NT not recognizing whether the sector is written.
WriteTHRough: After selecting Win9x will write all write to NTFS partitions, not first in Win9X's system cache.
CheckPoint Interva: NTFS is a log file system, and NT will correct the data structure of the disk every other time. The value of this option is the correction period for NT. It is best not to change.
Writeback Interval: This decides that the NFW writes data to the hard disk for a long time, increasing the value of Writeback Interval increases the performance of the system, but the possibility of data loss is also increased due to system crash.
It should be noted that you cannot convert the first partition of the hard disk to the NTFS file system, because Win9x cannot read NTFS partitions during startup.
