-> TW> BUT the Western Digital Diagnostic program, and others designed for a
-> TW> similar
-> TW> purpose, that RUNS under DOS can see it unless the Electronics are
-> TW> damaged. And that is HARDLY the case here since the problen was created
-> TW> by a FDISK glitch.

-> But Wayne installed an OEM or a rescue disk of dubious quality over the 
-> top of Linux. And what's more he won't put the thing as master IDE 0.

-> When things go wrong i find it useful to pedal backwards at a rapid 
-> rate. Wayne won't put that disk C:\ and so i presume the problem is 
-> between the chair and the keyboard.

Wayne CAN'T put the drive on C: with the existing motherboard I/O,
the Promise Ultra66 I/O card does not support ATAPI in hardware as
did a previous BIOS'edc Promise card I had in the 486.

Kinda sorta hard to load the software from the CD when the CD Drive
isn't supported by the I/O card.
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