You mentioned that you thought someone had had problems with Windows on a
WUTIL-formatted disk, and suggested using alternatives. I wrote the
current author of WUTIL about this, and got the following reply (letter of
28 Aug 90 from Vinzenz Esser):
"I'm running Windows on my Rainbow and I'm using WUTIL exclusively. I've
never had any problems with Windows on my RD32/ST251 recognizing any of
three MS-DOS partitions. Right now I'm using two RD53/Micropolis1325
(67MB) drives on the CHS controller with three MS-DOS partitions on the
first drive and two MS-DOS partitions on the second. Windows does see and
can access all five of them without a problem."
Assuming you've got a Turbow board, you may find WUTIL preferable to what
you have been using next time you have to reformat or repartion. This is
because of WUTIL's ease of use and its Turbow boot loader which gives
faster boot-up.