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@Date: Sun, 14 Sep 2003 15:39:54 -0400
Subject: Re: New Problems making eCS & Win2KPro work together
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In , on 09/14/03 
   at 07:09 PM, "warp1995"  typed:

>Currently set up with eCS Boot Manager controlling Windows 2000 Pro 
>(SP2) and eCS (v.1.0). I have 2 large partitions formatted NTFS for 
>Win2K and the rest are HPFS.  I patched in pinball.sys so Win2K can read
>the HPFS files. All of my Warp applications are on HPFS  partitions other
>than the OS and I need/want to be able to access  this data from either
>OS.  Although this setup worked satisfactorily  for over a year, it has
>just recently started a downward spiral with  several things going wrong.
>From the beginning, when going from Win  to eCS CHKDSK would run and show
>"found and corrected minor file  system error".  Recently two serious
>problems have developed: 

What I've done on one eCS/W2k machine (and plan to do on another) is to
use FAT32 for all the win partitions, and HPFS for the eCS boot (and the
partitions I only need from eCS).  The os2 fat32 driver seems to be pretty
solid (altho there may be some issues with ea s).
 
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