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Date: Tue, 8 Apr 2003 14:08:32 PDT
From: "Steven Levine" <steve53@earthlink.net >
Reply-To: scoug-help@scoug.com
To: scoug-help@scoug.com
Subject: SCOUG-Help: PMSHELL CPU hog

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In <3E9335F6.9000307@charter.net>, on 04/08/03
at 01:50 PM, Ray Davison said:

>UpDateCD IS W4, so yes.

I suspect what you mean to say is that since you are updating a Warp4
system, the installable flag is required. UpDateCD supports much more
than just Warp4. Review the readme. IAC, I asked the question badly.

>I deleted the contents of the Desktop directory, but left the directory.
>Then restore from DeskSave seemed to produce the proper objects but with
>none of the normal icons.

Lose the Desktop tree and restore everything. See my missive to Peter.
It's YMMV if you don't backup and restore a matched set.

>It seems that OS/2 requires BM for it to install. After some other OS

Not quite. The rule is either you install OS/2 to a primary or you must
have BM installed. SEINST enforces this, so there's not easy workaround.

>selector takes over - SC, OSS...- BM never needs to be active again, or
>even remain on the drive.

This is true unless you run SEINST again.

>I didn't say it didn't have a reason. I am sure it a Win "feature".

It probably happens when WinXX or SC updates the partition tables. They
both know that large extended partitions must be in a type F EBR.

>It's just that I don't know when or how it happens. With DANI OS/2
>doesn't seen to care.

Dani does care. Her DaniDasd supports type F EBRs as do recent version of
IBMDASD.

>However, I have not been able to get boot
>floppies to see type F.

Repeat after me. It's the drivers I have installed on the floppies that
cause this.

>CONFIG.X seems to use DANI.

Only because config.sys used Dani when you last ran ARCINST or you edited
config.x by hand.

Steven

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