Greetings and Salutations,

     -=> Peter Knapper wrote to Linda Proulx <=-

 PK> Uhg....FAT!..;-( You have possibly just destroyed any gain you had by

E partition was not being used much & thought that the swap file might
be overloading the OS partition.  Both sizes are @ 200 Mb only.  I don't
know how much space the OS actually take or the space the bonus pack
takes.

 PK> As long as your C: drive has plenty of room (say 100Mb BEFORE your SWAP
 PK> file is placed there) you shuld be fine.

 LP> Oh, it hangs.  C-A-D won't even work.  Little reboot button time.

 PK> If this is also a DOS application, then you need to investigate the DOS

Os/2s mahjongg.

 LP> And want to see the DOS C.

 LP> During the Fdisk I didn't want to play with the DOS C.  I think I
 LP> assigned it as bootable but can't remember at the moment.


 PK> I am now confused, I though OS/2 installed to drive C!!! If not, what
 PK> partition is it seeing as C: ???

When installing Fdisk made D partition drive C for OS/2.  Dos Drive C
partiton is considered hidden by multi boot but I made it as bootable in
the setup & partition E as installable.  Both OSes see E as D partition.

 PK> BTW: What is the processor in that machine?

386-25


Anon,

Linda

... Forget love. I'd rather fall into chocolate.
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