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>In article <443mg1$1bcc@news-s01.ny.us.ibm.net>,
> <krisnant2021@duq3.cc.duq.edu> wrote:
>>Does any of you have been able to *USE* Zip drive under OS2? OS2 does 
>>recognized my drive, but I can't access it. It asked me to format the disk,
>>even though it's already formatted for PC. The drive is working fine under
>>DOS/Win (dual boot with OS2), I can read the disk from DOS. I've tried to
>>use the OAD driver from Iomega, but it doesn't support my Adaptec 2940 
>>which I also attached my CDROM on and it's working fine.
>>
>>Any help or suggestion is greatly appreciated. Please post them here.
>>Thank in advanced.

Try the syquest drivers.  I'm using them successfully to read from my zip
drive (can't write to it yet though because I don't have dos installed and
can't figure out how to otherwise un-write protect the only disk I have
which is the tools disk - any hints?  can I do it form a dos bootdisk?).

Only problem with the syquest drivers is that it puts the zip drive as a 
second primary partition instead of as the last drive letter which means
you get things shuffled a bit which is especially bad if your os/2 partition
is logical.  For me though, I only have one partition on my laptop's puny
drive so things worked out fine...

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