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More an NT problem than an eCos problem: I'm having trouble building eCos because I keep running out of disk space. I've got a 2gb FAT16 partition, so the cluster size sucks. I've been brutally pruning stuff off the drive but I still haven't finished building the tools because of the production of many small files. How do others handle this? Is there a way to overlay another (possibly compressing) filesystem on the FAT16 partition to give me better use of the space? I don't want to repartion as it will mess up drive letters for my OS/2 setup. I've got pinball loaded to get HPFS access to my OS/2 partition, but I don't want to write to it from NT because there's no disk checking of HPFS partitions under NT. Kenneth Porter Kensington Laboratories, Inc. mailto:kenneth_porter@kensingtonlabs.com http://www.kensingtonlabs.com