KS> > files into the root directory before rebooting. Also obviously (or
KS> > maybe not) the drive has to be FAT.
KS>That's quite obvious, of course. The real Dos systemfiles
KS>have to work on a FAT partition. Don't forget, using dual
KS>boot, you are starting a plain vanilla DOS. So, everything
KS>has to be shaped into the plain vanilla Dos limitations.
KS>That's why the OS2 partition also has to be FAT and on C:
Hi Kris,
I am obviously missing something here.  All Microsoft products
must boot from C:\ but OS/2 is not restricted thus and, for
example, my own system boots Dos 6.3/Windows from FAT C:\ and Blue
Spine Warp 3 from HPFS F:\, using Boot Manager in a 1meg primary
partition (which is not, however, allocated a drive-table letter).
Why would anyone want to use dual boot anyway?
KS>Groeten uit Belgie
KS>  Kris
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