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@Date: Fri, 02 Jan 2004 20:24:22 +0300 (MSK)
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On Fri, 02 Jan 2004 10:39:26 -0600 (CST), Duncan Way wrote:

>>Yes but you may need to borrow OS2LVM.DMD and OS2DASD.DMD from
>>a newer version (e.g. 4.5x).
>>
>Does OS2LVM.DMD preclude the use of DANIDASD.DMD?

Don't know. I recall that it was necessary to avoid mixing the "old"
OS2DASD.DMD from XR_M015 with OS2LVM.DMD. That is, when introducing LVM
to the system, be sure to update OS2DASD.DMD as well - then it turns
into a 32-bit version that is more friendly to LVM.

>What effect does OS2LVM.DMD have on my W4/fp15 system?

Just as if you were installing MCP1 from scratch (and LVM is the only
major difference between XR_M015 and MCP1). May need a full cycle
employing VCU.EXE and LVM.EXE to assign drive letters.

Anyway, I would start simply by adding "IFS=\OS2\UDF.IFS" to the
CONFIG.SYS, then see if LVM is still needed. On a CD-RW drive, I've
managed to get it working without LVM a couple of years ago.



 

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