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 RP> {at}REPLY: 2:250/148.0 30307b10
 RP> I believe Warp has to be installed in a primary partition to work.  An
 RP> extended partition doesn't cut it.  I _think_ it's in the
 RP> instructions, but it might be in on-line help -- I don't recall...  It
 RP> really made my head spin trying to figure out all my partition options
 RP> when I installed.  It sounds like boot manager might be your best
 RP> choice; I believe it allows you to select among primary partitions. 
 RP> Read the book on installation carefully for your options; it's not
 RP> very clear. 

Actually, WARP can be installed on any partition that falls within the
524 MB limitation inherent in most IDE type setups.

I have WARP installed in extended drive F: and Boot Manager at the very
end of my 524 MB (usable) HD.

I helped my son set up his new computer with a 1 gig drive. Because one
of the OSs he wanted to run was Sun Solaris, we set his HD up with two
primary partitions. Then we took one primary partition, set that up with
3 partitions (C: D: E:), installed DOS/WIN on C:, WARP on E:, and used
D: for applications.

It all worked out well, keeping Solaris and the DOS/WIN, WARP sections
totally separated from each other.

Regards,

Stu Davis


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