From:	cat AT animal DOT u-net DOT com
Subject:	Re: Loading ramdrive.sys
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Date:	26 Oct 2000 16:22:23 GMT
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To:	djgpp AT delorie DOT com
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    I have had great help from this group in setting up a means of 
running DJGPP binaries from Ramdisk, and I am working on a sort
of installer (with a customised stub written in a very old version
of Turbo-C .. tcc).

   There is one question however. If the original computer has
several partitions on its hard disk the ram drive may not be drive D:.
Is there a simple way of finding out which drive the ramdrive really
is after installation ? A suitable DOS or BIOS interrupt call would be
a very simple solution in this case.

   Tony Goddard
   http://www.d4maths.co.uk

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