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Using Partition Magic 3.2    <<----has been well worth it !
presently have similar to :

            bootable C partiton    890MB     Fat16 - Win98
            bootable C partiton    1.5MB     HPFS- OS/2
                          D partion      500MB    Fat16 - data swapping
partition (old drive:-)
                          E-G partitions      :-)         HPFS - OS/2
                          H  CD-Rom


However...

Win98 as fat16 does not seem to like its
partition larger than 900MB.

Needs around 1.5-2GB


With created the seperate bootable partitions can
the Win98 partition be converted to format  FAT32
without causing problems for OS/2  ?


Paul.



Laurie Savage <savage@netwit.net.au> wrote in message
news:3874d08d@nap-ns1...
> Thanks to both of you. I will use Partition Magic and return to clean,
> efficient computing!
>
> >   I agree with Paul Smedley that it is better to place OS/2 on a
> > separate partition.
> >
> >   There may be a shareware offering now to access FAT32 from OS/2
> > check out Hobbes.
> >
> >   If you are new to OS/2 check out my web pages which has many
> > links that will get you to just about every other page there is
> > covering OS/2.  I also discuss strategies to get OS/2 and Windows
> > to cooperate - you get the best of both worlds!
> >
> > Victor Bien
> > VCB Computing Alternatives (R)
> > http://sydney.dialix.oz.au/~vcbien/os2frame.html
> >
>
>