Jeff Dunlop wrote in a message to LEE ARONER:
 LA>    The biggest problem seems to be with a 2 gig drive partitioned
 LA>    1.7 gig in HPFS386 and the balance in FAT. Gets fairly constant
 LA>    errors from chkdsk (ONLY on the HPFS partition), necessitating a
 LA>    boot from floppy to fix... annoying to say the least.
 JD> What's the timestamp of your uhpfs.dll? Warp 4.0 and HPFS386
 JD> are bad news, but nobody listens to me.
There were some problems in the early release that should be fixed by the 
FixPacks, currently at XR_M005.  However, those problems should not result in 
data corruption of the kind being reported by LA.  What are you seeing?
Because of its speed, HPFS386 has been known to push certain drives 
(especially Quantum) to the wall.  These kinds of failures should be outright 
crashes and hangs, not data corruption.
 
-- Mike
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