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Date:	Tue, 20 Apr 2004 07:51:49 PDT7
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Subject:	SCOUG-Help: Installing FAT32

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Hi Harry
If one has a SCSI driver in its CONFIG.SYS but no respective SCSI unit
installed ...
=2E.. the system boot will complain similar to your experiences !

You need to create a FAT32 partition to get your FAT32 driver working
properly !!

Do you know that on eComStation's driver website is a NTFS driver ?
Well, only readable from eCS resp. OS/2 !?

Good luck, svob=EF

hmotin@sbcglobal.net on 20/04/2004 14:26:34
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Subject: SCOUG-Help: Installing FAT32

Hello:
I'd like a little help with my installation of FAT32. Basically, its
not working. The bootup =

message is that I cannot locate a FAT32 partition and therefore will
not load the driver.

After reading the documentation, I believe I know why. I would like
confirmation on this.

I created a new compatibility volume, using LVM. Then I formatted it as
FAT. But that;s =

FAT16, not FAT32. I need to have Windows installed and/or some other
utility to format =

it as FAT32. Is that right? Thanks for any information on this.
HCM

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