Ashley Pirrone composed on 2024-12-20 14:57 (UTC-0500):
> Hi. I know it's a DOS thing to want C:, but with a more modern
> implementation, I think it shouldn't care. I don't need to hide any
> partitions, because it is already the first FAT partition. I can install it,
> but when booting I get the error, "No Kernel.SYS".
> OS/2 is taking up 2 primaries. One for the boot manager, and one for the OS.
> My boot manager has issues with OS/2 on a logical partition, or rather OS/2
> on a logical partition has issues with my boot manager. The primary
> partition I can't modify.
My OS/2 installations have always only ever had their primary system partition
on
logical F:, even before LVM, when D: was a FAT primary on 2nd disk, E: was FAT
logical on first disk, and OS/2 system partition on 2nd logical on first disk.
I've never booted OS/2 from anything other than IBM or eCS Boot Manager. In
cases
where I install OS/2 more than once on a PC, it was with MCP or newer and used
LVM
to make the extra system partition use V:. Even now OS/2 (as eCS) is running,
because I use Quattro Pro for DOS on it as a Swiss Army Knife for data and
numbers. BM here chainloads Grub to run Linux. Other than a short experiment
with
rEFInd, I've only ever used BM and/or Grub for multibooting.
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