Aley Keprt wrote: > If you autoboot non-bootable disk, you simply get "no dos". > So what?
Just for neatness really - if it knows it's not bootable then there's no point in trying. I have CD-ROM as my first boot choice in the BIOS on my PC. If there's a regular data CD in it it'll continue on to boot C, but if it spots a bootable CD it'll give me 5 seconds to press a key to allow me to boot from it. I just liked that kind of smarter idea, especially if it's little work to implement. > I can't imagine why somebody can have non-bootable disk in drive 1 > when booting, since you can't boot from drive 2, and without booting > DOS you can hardly work with the Coupe. I sometimes leave data disks in drive 1 when I quit, so they're present when I start up again. With the autoboot option enabled (assuming it _should_ be a persistent option) it'll just mean it's ignored. Si
