C: is FAT16.  OS/2 is on E:.  If I enter chkdsk C: at a command line I 
get the message below.  The reason this got my attention is that I get 
this message at boot.

What is apparently causing check disk to run on C: at boot?

What is it trying to write?

TY
Ray


The current hard disk drive is: C:
The type of file system for the disk is FAT.
The volume label is DOS.
The Volume Serial Number is 4339-263F.
Processing cannot continue.
SYS1377: The system is unable to write to the root directory on
drive C.


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