Better to label your drive volumes to something other than obscure or drive
letters, like DATA, or your name. that way when you in a fdisk program or other
OS you can see what is what and not cause an accident. Curious, I thought that
the DOS will only point C: to the first primary found?
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I've got a SUSE LINUX Pro 9.3, IBM PC DOS 6.x(drive C:), MS-Win98E(drive
C:), IBM Warp 3(drive F:) on /dev/hda and booted using GRUB as a boot
manager. GRUB has a number of features for booting most any OS which may
help your situation. I hide and unhide various partitions as necessary to
get th
Ray Davison escreveu:
> The labels include the drive letters, if they boot to their physical
> position. And that is the challenge. Booting FreeDOS 1.0, the W2K-D
> primary picks up the letter after any extended partitions. With DRDOS
> 7.01 Fat32, they hold their physical position.
Extra
I have always had a single primary C for DOS and W9X, and everything
else extended. W2K then puts it's boot files on C. That can cause
problems trying to restore the W2K partition from backup.
So I created the drive below. I am sure it will wrap. Sorry.
The labels include the drive letters,
Hi, Eric!
Your changes to the Print command did increase printing
dramatically and placed it on par with ms print!
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