Here is one of those situations, where when creating partitions during the first install matters. Unless I definitely will never go back to a system, I always create a single active boot partition using FAT16. Why? Almost every os supports it. I would create the single active with about 500MB, then expand from there, that way you always have that partition to fall back on. It can also be used for temp space, as it is when installing NT.<br>
<br>
You could also just wait until Windows 2000 comes out or install the beta, it recognizes FAT32, FAT16, and NTFS partitions.