JD> Never tried it, but apparently all you had to do (after
JD> installing NT) is to boot from the OS/2 install floppies, select
JD> to go to the prompt, start fdisk on the 3rd disk, re-install the
JD> boot-manager, and then to reboot.
BINGO!  Only some of us are naive enough to believe MS and try using
NT's disk manager to re-enable Bootmanager.  Trust me, such a procedure
enables one to test one's backup and emergency restore procedures
promptly and thoroughly.......
BTW, NT 4 does the same thing.  I installed it yesterday to get ready
for a client next week and tried it to see what happened.  Guess I
should re-read deSade for simpler methods of self flagellation.
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