-=> Quoting Frank Sexton to Jerry Lapham, [16 Aug 97 19:50:00] <=-
JL> Not true. If the OS/2 partition is a logical drive
JL> (in an extended partition), it can see the DOS
JL> partition.
Right.
JL> And if the OS/2 partition is FAT, DOS can
JL> see it.
Right.
JL> The only way they can't see each other is if
JL> both are primary partitions.
Wrong. If the OS/2 (as a logical drive) is HPFS, then DOS will not be
able to see it. So if you had already ruled out HPFS, accept my
apology. {^;
FS> Doesn't DOS require a primary partition to boot?
Yes. Good Modeming! /\oo/\
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