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On May 23, 1996 at 06:04, Russell Brooks of 3:640/305.55 wrote:
db>>> Apart from the inconvenience of not being able to easily access 'em
db>>> from DOS boot floppies, I'm now pretty damn comfortable with the HPFS
db>>> file system.
RB>
RB> Can't an OS/2 boot floppy be made to just access a HPFS drive at
RB> Command prompt level (instead of the GUI level)
Yes - but it's a two-floppy set, and takes "forever" (well,
longer than it should, IMHO) to boot; that's why I keep a separate
"emergency boot" partition that replaces the boot floppy set -
just goes straight to the command line, and permits full HPFS access (and
access to all my other OS/2 commands, like ZIP, UNZIP, LIST, disk tools,
etc.).
db>>> As Doug said - in rare cases (hasn't bit me yet, but I'm in
no rush to
db>>> experience, either!).
RB>
RB> I'll do it for you.
So generous - just make sure you do it to your own drive/machine, and not mine. :-)
- dave
d.begley{at}ieee.org
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