JD>> If you must run HPFS386 under Warp 4.0
 MB> I just realized something.  You're talking about running HPFS386 in a
 MB> totally unsupported configuration!  HPFS386 is a component of Warp
 MB> Server, which is still shipping on the 3.0 kernel.  If you run HPFS386
 MB> on the 4.0 kernel, you're on your own.
That's what I was saying all along: "HPFS386 with Warp 4.0 is bad news." I 
have
since seen that LA is using chkdsk32 with Warp Server, and is having the same 
problems. The specific error messages are just typical chkdsk messages: 
invalid size, minor file system error, etc.
 MB> I think, judging from what you are describing, that you are talking
 MB> about the case where a partition is formatted under regular HPFS and
 MB> then the drivers are switched over by hand to run HPFS386.
Those who use HPFS386 on their personal systems almost necessarily have to do 
it this way, because they generally don't have Warp Server Advanced (I do) 
and so their HPFS partition generally gets formatted by HPFS during the 
install.
 MB> the incorrect DLL will be called by CHKDSK.
Interesting. Which DLLs are involved?
Jeff
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