Um first off your wrong about fat32 the max it supports in a dos format is 2 TeraBytes as one hard drive. That 32 GB limit is only for ppl who don't read whats on microsoft's own web site.
The microsoft support web site
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=KB; en-us;q154997
it clearly says fat32 supports 2 TB so I don't know where your getting your infomation but there it is right from the horses mouth.
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Um first off your wrong about fat32 the max it supports in a dos format is 2 TeraBytes as one hard drive. That 32 GB limit is only for ppl who don't read whats on microsoft's own web site. The microsoft support web site http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=KB; en-us;q154997
it clearly says fat32 supports 2 TB so I don't know where your getting your infomation but there it is right from the horses mouth.