-=> /* Quoting Thomas Ravn to Frank Sexton */ <=-
 FS> With Boot manager you cannot see or use the OS/2
 FS> partition while in DOS and/or the DOS partition while in
 FS> OS/2. 
 TR> ???? I don't really get that statement Frank.
 TR> Partitions in FAT16 are readable in both os/2 and DOS,
 TR> so I can't see why that should be an argument for
 TR> using the dual/BOOT funktion instead.
Yes all FAT partitions EXCEPT PRIMARY C BOOT PARTITIONS as
defined in Boot Manager are visible to all OS's.  If you're
running Win95 (or WinNT as I am) and OS/2 via boot manager,
I'd advise not letting Win95 (or NT) write all over your
OS/2 FAT with its long-filename kludge.  Boot Manager gives
you a way of keeping each respective C primary partition
invisible to the "other" OS by defining 'em both as primary
C drive boot partitions in Boot Manager.
-Frank
(fsexton@xpert.net - http://www.concentric.net/~fsexton)
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