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--- In os2user{at}yahoogroups.com, mwizard99{at}... wrote:
>
> In, on 01/12/07
> at 08:12 PM, mwizard99{at}... said:
>
>
> >I'd like to ask if what size of HPFS drive have people created and
> >successfully used for OS/2 Warp4.
>
> >I've read notes from my googled search. And I get an answer with a
> >variety of caveats.
>
> >The caveats suggest that the real limit is smaller than the
theoretical.
>
> >So now, I'm looking for real life experience.
>
> >Would anyone care to share their experience?
>
> >Thanks,
> >-Mark
> >--
>
> 30 and 60g is good.
>
> As has been suggested, about how long does it take the check disk
program
> to run on these partitions when you have to reboot from a crash or
freeze?
Mark,
I have two 60G IDE partitions on same physical drive - used for data
and backup. Expect 10 minutes for a near empty chkdsk and up to 30
minutes for a full partition. I just ran it on a partition with 21G of
files (of 60G) and it took about 15 minutes. YMMV.
Don't put anything needed to boot on such a drive and don't include it
in config.sys autocheck. Then you can run it after boot while using
the system as long as that drive is not used.
I have had 64G previously on HPFS, the limit. Never had a problem.
Jim
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