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Hi networkers,

	I've experimented the following : when I used the IBM C/2 functions
fopen or open to open a file that is situated on an HPFS disk, I always
have a return code telling me that the file hasn't been found. If I just 
change in my program the disk to access a DOS disk, it works...

	So, is access to an HPFS disk impossible with fopen and open, and
will I be oblige to use the OS/2 DosOpen ? If not, what is the problem ?

Second problem, that is related : I did the following
#include <stdio.h>
#include <io.h>

void main(void)
{
  FILE * fd;

  fd=fopen("E:\\FILENAME","r");
  printf("Fopen done\n");
  fclose(fd);
  printf("fclose done\n");
}

But I never see the second message, I have a trap with a protection
violation before... Is it normal, with E being an HPFS disk ?

	Paul.

 Paul Rolland, engineer [I hope :)] in July 91,
 Specialist of assembly on PC [Not too bad in fact :)],
 Trying to progress on Unix administration
 					   Email : rol@grasp1.univ-lyon1.fr