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| Date: | Mon, 15 Oct 2001 20:41:53 -0400 |
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A bit off topic in this group, but you use a program like bootmagic (comes with
partition magic) or some other bootloader. Look it up on google. You should
make backups of all your important data first.
-Ian-
Gabriel wrote:
> Hi
> I have a spare 1.2GB drive I'd like to use for MS or DR DOS due to the fact
> that I have a DOS program I'd like to run in it.
> My C: is Win 98.
> How must I go about to make D: my DOS drive, ie procedures and what files
> would I need? and
> How would I boot into D:?
> All help will be appreciated!
> Gabriel Smit
> South Africa
> http://www.polygraph.co.za
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