This may have been asked, but I couldn’t find it on the search…
I installed Windows NT with a 2GB FAT file system on C and an NTFS file system on D:. If I chose to do NTFS on C during installation, it would fail to boot on C with a missing kernel file error. I ran convert on the C drive to convert it to NTFS later and now it won’t boot with the missing kernel file.
I’ve tried running repair from recovery disk, original installation disk, and I did an fdisk /mbr.
Is there a way toget this to boot? Can Windows NT boot from an NTFS file system?
