Hello Peter,
27 Nov 99 09:45, Peter Knapper wrote to All:
PK> So if you have DOS/Windows clients accessing large volumes on an OS/2
PK> machine across a LAN, then it appears that you can have OS/2 respond
PK> to them with an acceptable disk space value without requiring extra
PK> utilities.
Or use the 2GBFIX TSR:
2GBFIX works around this by patching the appropriate DOS calls so that
they never return more than 2GB of total or free space, which prevents
the program failing at the expense of the program not having a true
idea of the actual amount of disk space. For most practical purposes
this is not a problem.
Greetings -=Eddy=- email: eddy.thilleman@net.hcc.nl
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