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On Mon, 18 Aug 2003 04:01:58 PDT7, Info 4 SYNass wrote:>Hi Jeffrey
>Why don't you just ZIP these floppies into your system ?
>From your ZIP file you can recreate anytime new floppies
>if needed ;-)>Good luck,>svobi
Here is the file list from the Partition Magic boot disk:
AUTOEXE2 BAT 675 4-05-00 5:01a A
AUTOEXEC BAT 502 4-05-00 5:01a A
CHKDSK EXE 59471 2-27-98 7:02a A
COMMAND COM 66657 4-05-00 5:01aHSRA
CONFIG SYS 484 4-05-00 5:01a A
DISPLAY SYS 3877 2-27-98 7:02a A
EGA CPI 24888 1-16-92 6:00a A
IBMBIO COM 29594 2-27-98 7:02aHSRA
IBMDOS COM 30720 2-27-98 7:02aHSRA
KEYB COM 12187 2-27-98 7:02a A
MODE COM 16025 2-27-98 7:02a A
NWCDEX EXE 21756 2-27-98 7:02a A
PARTINFO EXE 379332 4-05-00 5:01a A
PTEDIT EXE 494922 4-05-00 5:01a A
Can I indeed just unhide the hidden files, zip, unzip, and recopy
to a new floppy? I thought there was something special about a
boot disk that is not reflected in the file listing. Please
educate me.
Jeffrey Race
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