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In article <997@rna.UUCP>, dan@rna.UUCP (Dan Ts'o) writes:
> In article <22322.25e2574c@kuhub.cc.ukans.edu> orand@kuhub.cc.ukans.edu writes:
>>    I am a new OS/2 user trying to install OS/2 and DOS on the same drive.  I
>>recently purchased an ST4096.  This drive is particular so I have to use
>>Disk Manager on it.  With Disk Manager I can get as many partitions as I want
>>except I can only have one DOS partition.
> 
> 	You must have a strange controller. I have several ST4096's. They all
> do not require anything like Disk Manager. Most are on DTC MFM controllers.
> DOS 4.01 FDISK partitions it fine.
> 	But from what I remember about Disk Manager, it does allow multiple
> DOS partitions without any problem as well. Perhaps you are allocating the
> whole disk as one big 80Mb partition. Make the primary DOS partition 32Mb.
> Only one DOS partition can be "active". This just means bootable. The other
> DOS partitions are accessible for data, files, etc.

    I've tried this but DM won't allow multiple DOS partitions.  I can have
as many READ/WRITE as I want but I can't have more than one DOS partition.  

    Am I doing something wrong??

    Brady...
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