Hi,
  If you boot using win95 MSdos 7, and you run the ezmax or ezdrive, or the
dg.exe from the micro house maxblast,
  it gives you a choise fat16 or fat32.
  If you select fat32, it will make a single partision!!!
  I did this the first time, and it copyed system files but didn't boot.
  I thought this was because the dos isn't fat32 complient, I later found
out it didn't boot because of the drive failing to initialize.
the partissions are:
  c: 2.106 G,
  d: 2.147 G,
  e: 2.147 G,
  f: 2.147 G,
  g: 2.147 G,
  h: 2.147 G,
  i: 800 MB aprox
  Wheather or not you use DM ontrack or the microhouse maxblast disk it stil
will load a bios extender if your cmos bios doesn't support the size of
maxtor drive you have.
BTW
  What is your hard drive?
  Pete

On 1999-06-14 Yolanda said:
   >At 04:35 PM 6/14/1999 +500, you wrote:
   >>  Helo Every one,
   >>  This computer is not supposed to be able to use a drive larger
   >>than 540 MB in size..
   >>  The bios didn't have enough digets, as a result the hard drive
   >>kept failing to initialize..
   >>  To my uter dismay!
   >>  The way I finally got it to initialize was to select custom
   >>setup and put in the largest numbers it would accept, the numbers
   >>wore wrong, but it worked!
   >>  The hard drive comes whith I geus it is a bios extender called
   >>ezbios. This loads befor the drive can be accessed.
   >>  It seems to work!!
   >>  Nock on would!
   >>  I really didn't think it would work.
   >>  I feal lucky!
   >>  Pete
   >This is essentially the method I have used with my machine,
   >although I used the disk manager where you have used the ezbios.
   >But, I wonder, were you able to initialize one partition larger
   >than 2.2 gig?  assuming you have that large a drive...
   >Mine had to be broken into partitions less than 2.2 gig.
   >bye,          (\
   >Yolanda        \\_/(\
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   >=(_T_)=
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