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>>One additional difference you will notice. With eCS you need two steps to
>>boot from System Commander. You will have to add your eCS volume to Boot
>>Manager.
>>System Commander will show both Boot Manager and OS/2, however you will
>>no longer be able to boot into eCS directly from SC. You will have to
>>boot to Boot Manager from SC, and then boot to eCS from Boot Manager.
>This depends on your volume setup. For example, if eCS is installed to a
>primary on the 2nd drive, BM change be bypassed. A lots depends on the
>specific BIOS capabilities and partition layout.
I'm going to try that out. I have always used just logical partitions.
Sandy
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