MB> HPFS under Warp 3 is not stable until at least FixPak 5.
 LA> But surely most of those fixes are incorporated into the Server 
 LA> product?
MB> I don't remember off the top of my head, but I think that the 
distribution of
  > Warp Server is the same as that for Warp Connect.  You can check by 
opening an
  > OS/2 text window and issuing the "ver /r" command.  If you get kernel 
build
  > 8.200, then this is OS/2 Warp 3 as of Warp Connect.  FixPak 10 would 
bring you
  > up to kernel build 8.232, FixPak 17 is 8.241, and FixPak 26 is 8.250.  I 
think
  > that the latest FixPak is 34, but I'm not certain.
   Ver returns 3.0 and rev 8.234, so it must be up to FP 18?
 LA> Haing read the Seagate documentation, I see no reason why it 
 LA> should not work from inside Warp. I'll shut the server down 
 LA> first, of course.
MB> Any attempt to directly access the SCSI device associated with a mounted
  > filesystem will result in a callback query to the IFS to ask whether the 
action
  > should be allowed or disallowed.  I don't what the answer will be.
   We'll find out next week.
                                       LRA
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