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In a msg of , Finn Harder writes to Kris Steenhaut:
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Finn,
 >> That is because your Dos-Fat partition is not on your drive C:
 >> To use dual boot, both OS2 and Dos must reside on C: in a FAT
 >> formatted partition. You'll find more about this in the readme
 >> that comes with Warp 4 or Warp 3's  written manual.
 FH> That turns out to be not entirely true.
Actually, it *IS* entirely true!
 FH> Dos must be on the primary bootable partition on the first hard
 FH> drive, (0)(C:). The OS/2 can be anywhere. Here it is the first
 FH> bootable partition on the second hard drive. (1)(F:). And F: is
 FH> formatted as HPFS. The os2 boot partition must be set up using
 FH> the OS/2 FDISK. Also, room must be made on the first hard disk
 FH> for the Boot-Manager partition.
What you have described is a system using Boot Manager.  The original 
statement was regarding Dual Boot, an entirely different animal - Dual Boot 
and Boot Manager are not the same thing!
-[Steve]-
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