Replying to a message from Bat Lang to Tony Dunlap,
About Oooopsss!, On Sat, Jun 28, 1997:
[...]
 BL> HPFS.  If I boot to C:  = DOS, the DOS cannot see HPFS files, hence
 BL> D:  is invisible to it.  But if I boot to D:  Warp4, it sees all
 BL> the files on my system, both FAT and HPFS.  TTBOMK, those are the
 BL> factors that effect the visibility of a partition.  Good Modeming! 
If you "86" DOS and use OS/2's COMMAND.COM, you wouldn't have that problem.  
I have 30% of my drive as FAT with OS/2 2.1 (Blue) on C: and the other 70% is 
HPFS, Warp 3.0 (Red) on logical drive D:.  So, I can go back and forth 
between the two OSs via the Boot Manager, but I can run Windows and DOS 
programs from either one on either drive (or should I say partition) and do 
it now.
 
Hey Tony!  (-:
Regards,
Roger
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