--- Darren [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I noticed that VPC's hard drive expander will
convert hardfiles from
softwindows and dos-cards.
We have alot of unnecessary drive space wasted with
multiple hardfiles
and I wondered if there was a hardfile converter to
change images from
VPC to
Gregg Eshelman wrote:
Boot the DOS card with a floppy that has the same or
newer system on it along with FDISK. (Try both
the same and newer ones.) See what FDISK says about
the VPC disk file and report back. Look only, do
not try to change anything! :)
Good place to start.
All the hardfiles
Gregg Eshelman wrote:
Hmmm, sounds like the DOS card does something
different than VPC with the boot sector, master boot
record (MBR) or both.
If you select the VPC C: file as C: for the DOS card,
can you boot with a floppy and see what's on the
disk file?
Yes.
If you can, make a copy of
Beats the stuffing out of me. I'm stumped. I've
had similar problems when moving a drive with
Win95 to a new PC or when changing motherboards, but
I've always just reinstalled Windows to fix it. ;)
At any rate, you'll need different drive images for
VPC and the DOS card because they have
I noticed that VPC's hard drive expander will convert hardfiles from
softwindows and dos-cards.
We have alot of unnecessary drive space wasted with multiple hardfiles
and I wondered if there was a hardfile converter to change images from
VPC to dos-card?
At present I can use VPC's D-drive as
