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Re: DOS Disk
On Tue, 09 Nov 1999, Jon Bettencourt wrote:
>Now that I've finally got a DOS boot disk set up, how do I make it
>recognize my C drive? I know is has something to do with MSCDEX.EXE, but I
>do not know the proper syntax for this program, nor do I know what driver
>I should use.
>
>P.S. _Please_ don't comment on me cross-posting to the Apple2 newsgroups.
>It has been explained several times.
Hmm, Mscdex.exe is a cdrom program. I haven't worked with NT in a while. If
you can't see the file system on the C drive you have a couple of options. The
easiest would be to use just HD floppies. This is also the slowest performance
wise. The other option involves using a program such as FIPS to adjust the
partition table and place a small MsDos FAT16 partition on the drive. If
memory serves, NT can read either format.
Now that I think about it. I had problems with ApplePC and HD disks, but
I ran ApplePC from a hard disk. It may work well if everything is run from
a floppy.
Phoenyx
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- From: jonINTERNETrelayCHAT@napaVALLEYnet.CLARInet (Jon Bettencourt)