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Date: Mon, 21 Feb 2005 01:32:28 PST8
From: Peter Skye <pskye@peterskye.com >
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To: scoug-help@scoug.com
Subject: SCOUG-Help: HPFS.IFS bootup system trap

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Colin Campbell wrote:
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> I'd suggest updating to a much more current OS/2.

You're taking all the fun out of it, Colin. :-)))

For all you lurkers out there, I _do_ have Fixpack 15 downloaded and
waiting for me to install it. The directory it's in is named W4FP15 and
dated 11Jan2001, so I "could" have installed it over four years ago.

"So why," sayeth all lurkers, "haven't you bothered to install the thing
yet?"

Because I wanted to do some research and then write an article on how to
back out a Fixpak. I've never seen a good writeup on doing so, and
every time I think I ought to move from FP10 to FP15 this little voice
keeps quacking "You'll need 3 hours so you can also back it out and then
write the article." And I've never had 3 hours. So I have neither FP15
nor the completed article.

Of course, I doubt there's much interest any more in an article on how
to back out of Fixpak 15.

- Peter

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