said:
Hi,
>Both HPFS and FAT32 have an IFS. It looks like equal support, but I
>have eCS seeing HPFS without mounting, but not FAT32.
Again, you need to define mounting. I sure don't understand the term as
you seem to be using it.
>Apps go looking for files. If you run the same app from two OSs, and
>they see different drive letters, the app cannot find the files. >
FWIW, since I run 4OS2, it's trival for the start up scripts to find the
apps and data. I often run apps installed on the main system while
sitting at the laptop.
>My only real primary is C: DOS. All other OSs are on a single extended.
> Acronis boots them all clean. However, I have not been able to boot
>eCS if there is a FAT32 partition in front of it.
You keep saying eCS, but you seem to mean eCS with LVM support replaced.
I would expect this setup to have problems unless you planned well when
you did the original install.
Steven
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