In general, dos allows 32 drives, a: to z:, then the next 6 ascii
characters after the capital Z which are:
[, \, ], ^,_,and `.
I've never had more than 20 or 21 drives myself, (using an 18-disc disk
changer along with a floppy drive and a hard disk). (possibly I had two
floppies, or 2 hds, not sure which), so I've never seen the extra
characters acting as drive letters, but I'm assured they work, as I have
encountered others who have used them.
On 3/9/2022 1:56 PM, Jose Senna wrote:
Eric Auer said:
I would certainly prefer manual
partitioning over autocreated
FAT16 C: to ZZZ9: drives of which
only C: gets formatted anyway ;-)
Is it possible to have a ZZZ9: drive
in DOS (or other many letter ID) ?
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