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Re: Has this device startup volume?

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From: Simon Wright
Date: Wed, 03 Jan 1996 00:00
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In article <leo-2812952132070001@adinstruments.tmx.com.au>, leo@adi.com.au
(Leo Possajennikov) wrote:

> If I know the ID of SCSI device (more exactly: bus, ID, LUN) how I can
> know has this device startup volume or not?

Leo,

As far as I know, if it has a valid system file & neccessary system stuff,
it can be a boot (startup) volume.  The one selected in the "Startup Disk"
control panel is the current startup volume.


Simon

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From: simonjw@odyssey.apana.org.au (Simon Wright)
Subject: Re: Has this device startup volume?
Date: 1996/01/03
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