This is a check to make sure I haven't overlooked something obvious!

    I need to determine the current OS/2 boot drive (partition) from
within a REXX program.  The only foolproof solution I have found is an
external function that calls DosQuerySysInfo(5,5,&Buf,sizeof(Buff)),
where Buff is declared ULONG and will contain the partition number after
the call.  I have a feeling that merely looking for a volume labeled
"OS2" isn't good enough, what with all the boot-manager aficionados that
keep multiple versions of OS/2 on line.  I run a single-OS system (Warp
Red w/o Windows), so I really don't understand what can and cannot be
done with boot manager.  But, I dislike writing utilities (even for my
own use) that are limited by my own system configuration.

    Any words of wisdom would be appreciated.

          --Murray

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 * MR/2 2.25 #120 * One printed manual is worth a thousand INF files

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