Hello Rodrigo,

06 Oct 99 15:07, Rodrigo Cesar Banhara wrote to Eddy Thilleman:

RB> Ok. (doubt: "IIRC" stands for what? :)

If I Remember Correctly

I've a textfile with such abbreviations, I will email it to you.
rcb@netdata.com.br is your email address?

RB> IFS=C:\OS2\HPFS.IFS /CACHE:2048 /CRECL:4 /AUTOCHECK:CDEFG

RB> All partitions are hpfs.

That looks OK to me.

ET>> What harddisks do you have? Brand? SCSI? IDE? Capacity? Which
ET>> year is your BIOS made?

RB> HDs: 850MB & 6.4GB, Quantum IDE. And BIOS AMI of 97.

General rule: the older the mainboard BIOS, the less new devices like big IDE
harddisks can be used.

The mainboard BIOS is only used to start loading OS/2, until the OS/2 drivers
take over. So OS/2 bootpartitions need to be within the first 1024 cylinders
of the harddisk.

DOS relies on the mainboard BIOS.

  Greetings   -=Eddy=-        email: eddy.thilleman@net.hcc.nl

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