BA> Hmmm.  Just as a quick guess I'd say the HD's too big.  OS/2 had a
BA> problem with drives larger than about 10GB until the Logical Volume
BA> Manager was added with, I think, 4.51. If you have another box with OS/2
BA> on it you could make up a set of boot floppies (there are 4 IIRC), and
BA> somewhere on them it has to have LVM activated before it tries to
BA> install.
 
I think I need to find some way to get Daniela's drivers on the diskettes.
My northern friend has 4x60 Gig drives in his system using Warp 4.0 and I
have 4.52.  I'll try it on my only remaining 10 Gig drive, but I'm not sure
it's good anymore.
 
BA> My main OS/2 box (4.52) boots from a small HD (<10GB) and has a slave HD
BA> that's about 60GB.
 
I broached this subject in the OS2 echo and was greeted with silence.  If
there were any replies, I didn't see them.  Before, there was some
discussion I was having there about eCS, but it wasn't that important to me
at the time.
 
BA>BA>> A quick and dirty perusal of my books on OS/2 didn't turn up
BA>BA>> anything on the Trap 05.
 
BA> Yes it did:
 
BA> -------
 
BA> [C:\]help 1935
 
BA> SYS1935: A program caused a bound range error.  The program was ended.
 
BA> ***
 
BA> EXPLANATION: A program started a BOUND instruction without registering
BA> a bound exception handler.
 
BA> ACTION: Correct the program and retry the command.
 
BA> -------
 
BA> Sounds like some sort of memory problem.
 
You've got me there because WinXP has no such problem.
 
 
Regards,
 
Roger

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