-=> Quoting Peter Knapper to Stewart Honsberger <=-

 PK> No, a single drive letter is all that is needed. Ok, some further
 PK> explaination is required. In my partition/drive lettering scheme, the
 PK> booted partition containing OS/2 would ALWAYS be Drive C:, and never
 PK> anything else. It would be possible to use such a machine with no
 PK> other drive letter assignment at all, unless the user wanted to
 PK> allocate a drive letter for some reason (probably some old brain dead
 PK> S/W).

Well, I've found good reason to make extensive use of Netware's "map
root =" command. Mostly for software that maintains a copy
of the directory "tree" for drives. There's a limit to how much *any*
of them will cache and my main netware volume exceeds what most
allocate. So I just map some of the directories to be treated as root
directories of new drives. I get to keep from choking the "directory
tree" cache on the programs, but not have to split up my volume into
smaller drives. 


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