Hi,
I use FAT 95
See
http://aminet.net/disk/misc/fat95.readme"Purpose
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"fat95" is a DOS handler to mount and use Win95/98 volumes just as if they were
AMIGA volumes.
System requirements
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* every AMIGA, OS 1.3+ (OS 2.0+ for full functionality)
* a suitable device file for low level disk access, like the
mfm.device for floppies.
Features
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* workbench and applications support
* diskchange autosense
* format type autosense: FAT12, FAT16 and FAT32
* simple LINUX style partition selection or manual definition
* up to 4 GBytes of partition size for FAT16
* large harddisk support via TD64 or direct SCSI
* long filenames (up to 104 chars for now)
* inquiry, read, write, and maintenance access
* built-in error check utility
* disk formatting using the OS 2.0+ format command
* MS-DOS 8.3 downward compatibility
* user definable language and code page
* date range Jan 1st, 1980 through Dec 31st, 2107
* extended datestamp support: creation date and time, last accessed date
(written automatically, readable as file comment text)
* volume serial number as name for unnamed volumes
* automatic directory optimization
* written entirely in assembly language"
Regards, Michael
aka rockape
