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Dave Urig wrote in message <6i8lao$req$1@gte1.gte.net>...
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>
>Russell Gabriel wrote:
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>> I recently setup win95 OSR2 using the FAT32 file system setup to dual
boot
>> with NT 4.0.
>> The only way that I was finally able to combine these two was to use
system
>> commander.  I have no ties to the company but I am very impressed with
how
>> quickly and easily you can set up and change partitions on drives.
>>
>> Russell Gabriel
>>
>
>I tried system commander today, with no luck.  I have win95 on my master
drive,
>and os2 on my slave.  The normal boot manager program wouldn't acknowledge
my
>second drive, but by using the dynamic version, it would.  Problem was that
when
>I told it to boot from the os2 drive, my system hung immediately.  If
anyone
>uses this program and has any pearls of wisdom to bestow on me, feel free.
>
>--
>Dave Urig
>
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>

I use System Commander everyday, I'm a localization/internationalization
Engineer and I have to have 6-10 different language versions on my machine.
Its somewhat problemmatic dealing with Win95 because of the common Program
Files directory but System Commander is a god send. I've set my machine up
this way

DOS 6.22 English/Japanese/Chinese on Primary partition on HD0
Win3.1 (All versions) installed on Jaz Drive, Win31.ENG, Win31.JPN etc...
Win95 English, Japanese, Chinese(S/T), Korean and several european versions
on Primary partition on HD0.
Windows NT 4 on Extended partition on HD1

I seem to remember that installing Win95 and OS/2 created some problems, I
belive they are outlined in the System Commander documentation. I haven't
used OS/2 since I upgraded to Warp Connect.


John