In a message of , Bill Dennison (1:273/60) writes:
 BD>I wasn't familiar with support for OS/2,  but the DOS partition (the
 BD>small one that it is) is just enough to boot the system, change to the
 BD>\SERVER directory,  and start the Novell OS.  Once SERVER is loaded,
 BD>you won't be using DOS (or OS/2 for that matter) anymore.
Running Netware 4.x on top of OS/2 leaves the OS/2 multitasking operating 
system available for normal use and that system can also login to the Netware 
server running under OS/2. The NW and OS/2 operating systems have there own 
independant disk space na dthe  OS/2 drivers for the disk and the NIC are 
loaded first, then Netware uses a disk share disk driver and a lan share NIC 
driver instead of the more usual hardware dependant drivers. A very nice OS/2 
presentation manager utility also comes in the box to monitor the Netware 
server in an OS/2 task.
Regards,
        Richard.
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