Oct 04, 2013

Today we dove into the IC3 book once again and studied and did notes on different ways on creating a folder and how to organize your documents. We also did some notes on implementing hard drives. Different RAID's and different kinds of FAT's.

Just before/after lunch I was able to finish up my proposal for the IDS project and hand it into the teacher. I wasn't able to figure out the best way to make a GANTT chart but I was able to get away with the one that I created anyway.

We were then assigned with the task of having to boot up one of the computers that we do work on and delete windows 7 from the hard drive and I didn't quite know what I was doing but was able to complete the task in my first try.



Thanks for taking the time to read this,


Sincerely,
Brandon.F
Here is some differences between a FAT16 and a FAT32:

Drive Size	Default FAT16 Cluster Size	Default FAT32 Cluster Size
260 MB–511 MB	8 KB	Not supported
512 MB–1,023 MB	16 KB	4 KB
1,024 MB–2 GB	32 KB	4 KB
2 GB–8 GB	Not supported	4 KB
8 GB–16 GB	Not supported	8 KB
16 GB–32 GB	Not supported	16 KB
> 32 GB	Not supported	32 KB