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Johann Gerell wrote:

FAT32 has a 4 GB file size limit.

Mekong River wrote:

FAT32 only support 2Gb maximum file size

Mekong River wrote:

NTFS is maximum support 4Gb

Mekong River wrote:

Is it possible for me calculate ...

Bram van Kampen wrote:

Has anyone heard of, or knows about a device which can provide a Time signal to either a Single Computer, or a small (Max 16) Local Network.

Bram van Kampen wrote:

a single timesource for the local network

Bram van Kampen wrote:

You Don't seem to understand what I'm trying to achieve.

Bram van Kampen wrote:

This is a Hardware Forum, So I am looking for links for a piece of Hardware

anooshe wrote:

how do i get code for CSMA/CD protocol with c#

Tiger456 wrote:

1. Main target is to do programming with Microsoft Technologies (VS2008/21010, SQL Server etc..)

Tiger456 wrote:

2. Less than or equal $670

Tiger456 wrote:

3. Better performance

Tiger456 wrote:

4. Flexible to upgrade

Tiger456 wrote:

6. Doesn't matter on Size and weight ( i am healthy enough to carry)

Tiger456 wrote:

7. Doesn't matter on maintainence and support (As i am buying from US, but not belong to US)