said:
>>I had also added:
>>unicode.sys
>>and the line
>>device=\os2\unicode.sys
>>but I got an error message on boot:
>>"Unicode file not found, etc"
>You probably need to fix this. Without unicode.sys installed, you might
>cause data corruption when accessing your jfs volume. I don't know for
>sure.
Well that does worry me.
AFAIK, I am using the same files for the maintenance partition as for the
regular setup. But when I boot into the maintenance partition, I get the
following:
Unicode: File not found
Unicode: Unable to load Codepage 850
Unicode: Error=14
It then continues booting and seems to work OK.
What could be different here?
Thanks,
Sandy
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