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Date:	Mon, 7 Jan 2002 10:34:01 PST7
From:	Ray Davison <raydav@charter.net >
Reply-To:	scoug-help@scoug.com
To:	scoug-help@scoug.com
Subject:	SCOUG-Help: Partition Magic V3 for OS/2

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Steven Levine wrote:
> >
> Does the OS/2 command line version still work?

If you mean PMAGICOT.EXE, no, SYS3175.

> Could be a lot of things. Video? Really big partitions? I do find it
> odd that it just quits without reporting the problem somewhere. If you
> can track it down, we can always use the OS/2 trace to find out what it's
> doing last. Do you have the OS/2 trace facility installed?
>
Is this of any help? The DOC file I found a bit overwhelming. I
fiddled with PMOS2TRC.EXE and produced the following. That is the
complete .SUM file and only the header from .TRC.

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MAGICICO.TRC

OS2TRACE Version 2.40.67 (24 Sep 1998), OS/2 Version 2.45
(c) Copyright IBM Corporation 1995, 1998.
OS/2 API Trace Customization Options: -B 256 -D ALL -F ALL -G ALL -I OFF
-L 1 -T OFF -W ALL

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PQMAGICICO.SUM

Operating System/2 API Trace Enabler/Customizer/Summarizer
Version 2.40.67 (24 Sep 1998)
(c) Copyright IBM Corporation 1995, 1998.

Used APIs:
Dos32AllocMem (4 Pass, 8 Fail)
Dos32DevConfig (2 Pass)
Dos32Exit (2 No Return)
Dos32ExitList (2 Pass, 2 No Return)
Dos32FreeMem (2 Pass)
Dos32Open (32 Fail)
Dos32QueryDBCSEnv (2 Pass)
Dos32QuerySysInfo (26 Pass)
Dos32SetFilePtr (4 Pass, 8 Fail)
Dos32SetRelMaxFH (2 Pass)

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