[Gllug] Win&Lin accessible filesystems

[tet at accucard.com]

>There's no such thing as a vfat partition, vfat is the name of the kernel 
>module that deals with FAT32 partitions.

Well if you're being picky about it, vfat is the name of the filesystem,
and you can put that filesystem on any partition you like, regardless
of the partition type flag. There's nothing to stop you having a vfat
filesystem on a Linux parittion (or, indeed an Amoeba or HURD or LANstep
parition, or any other of their wierd and wonderful types available)

Tet

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