just that you can use SMBFS to read/write an NTFS partition over a network, if you have stuff available for it.

Hello. I use SMBFS from Aminet to access both my g/f's and my hard drives over the LAN, both are NTFS, and work fine on my os3.9 miggy. I guess samba works by converting the filesytem into its own standard b4 broadcasting it over the network. The funny thing is I can access my c: drive faster with smbfs and my 1200 than I can with windows! (time to run Spybot/ad-aware...) Funnier thing, shortly after I got the 1200 set up to do this, I customized the icons it threw up on my desktop, and copied icons for some more commonly accessed folders on my girlfriends machine, only to hear "What the #%&*@!! is disk.info!?!?!?" coming from the other room about 5 minutes later. )

wow. a classic 1200. Remember getting mine off a friend of my brothers in '94 for $50 because he wanted a windows machine. I've upgraded the hell out of this thing, its really easy to do. The only problem I had was Amiga Hardware= Expensive, PC hardware (That can plug into some of the amiga hardware)= cheap. If you're wondering what all you can do with it after upgrage, I'll shamelessy promote my 1200 brag site screenshots. :D It's at http://www2.powercom.net/~watertonian/1200brag/index.html . I might have done such a good job bragging about my miggy you might have seen it b4, though. I run hardware that I would consider overkill for most Ami apps, though. Thats only because I like to play with emulators, though. (A few nice shots of Win95 and macos running simultaneously in windows on there, though that was taken back when I only had 16mb fast ram... I remember it being painful)