>> Remember, though, that MUD coding is a hobby (no matter how serious
>> some people take it);
>true it's only a hobby for me :) tell the truth i really love playing or
>imming, just
>trying a hand at coding my own to tinker around with my own ideas
>
>> ->My suggestion: Buy a hard drive with at least 1-2 gigs of space and
>about
>>
>> If you are going to run Windows and you aren't using FAT32, then make
>> sure you partion large hard drives into relatively smaller drivers.
>> The block size used by the 16-bit FAT is unsuited for large hard
>> drives and results in a lot of wasted space. (On the other hand, Linux
>> affords you a choice of file system and even block size in some
>> cases).
>i'm going to use a FAT32 soon, how small do you recommend?
>
>> Quick suggestion: watch what you quote. You had quotes trailing your
>> message.
>>
>? my message?
>
>anyways thanks for the input guys.. was thinking about running partition
>the
>space yet
>
>arnold
>
>
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