-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA512 > fat32 file systems have no way to store Linux special file attributes. > These include character device files, named pipes, fifos, and sockets. I completely forgot that FAT32 won't support those. I was only thinking of access information. You are absolutely right though, it sure won't. > In fact it is possible to run dos inside Linux; check out dosemu; it > is possible to get screen readers working inside here too. You know what? That's a wonderful idea and unless there is a particular reason you can't do it, Karen I would recommend you consider doing that. That way you get all the benefits of Linux, and the ability to run DOS if you need to. You can just format all your disk space as Linux, then use dosemu to run anything in DOS that you need. I did this a couple years ago to host an old fashon BBS that ran some DOS based door games. - -- PGP SIGNED AND ENCRYPTED MAIL PREFERED Key ID: DA522C2A Key Fingerprint: 30FA 1B4F 8499 7206 549D BC3D C87C 8CDA DA52 2C2A Joseph C. Lininger, <jbahm at pcdesk.net> -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.7 (MingW32) Comment: Using GnuPG with Mozilla - http://enigmail.mozdev.org iQEVAwUBR491Osh8jNraUiwqAQqtxwf/V3AQ+UFTjskgyIioIAItsso4uY3CfOVQ fJKVn3wn7QsL6SKt/vFnm3EhlK8J3eR6uVebTDkN4kSLy/h5aeidHVQ2y6wnNt30 DV3F0XzG1HGd9CYj44X2VD41hzFayvMEDVAJGXEV/sOboOjEXmv5itoZzHfyBKdA 51Wp7okMSYiHfRUoVLZ6ahE+huzo2IDDDQ1Cx5OMb5AKut3u7aw5P36mHnvtjwbF Hpv0mef5I2fCpKRZG5wn7KMkSaShxv8mohJbMKTe/vGATTIGKTci7YccYu59J7MH 0RwP804sNDzFcXqxY++PFVzcILOQ5VWBnsWaonlt9CyT7j9kEtudyQ== =JDr/ -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----