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P3FS is a feature introduced in [[Windows 96 Lite]] | [[File:P3FS Settings.png|thumb|472x472px|P3FS]] | ||
P3FS is a feature introduced in [[Windows 96 Lite]] to host and mount network filesystems over [[P3]]. | |||
Users can optionally specify a drive label and password for users to connect. | |||
=== Limitations === | |||
Due to latency, speed issues and shortcomings of P3, hosted drives are often slower than ROFS filesystems. | |||
Latest revision as of 18:38, 16 May 2023
P3FS is a feature introduced in Windows 96 Lite to host and mount network filesystems over P3.
Users can optionally specify a drive label and password for users to connect.
Limitations
Due to latency, speed issues and shortcomings of P3, hosted drives are often slower than ROFS filesystems.
