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In article <C0Ho51.1MuG@austin.ibm.com> lance%hartmann.austin.ibm.com@ibmpa.awdpa.ibm.com writes:
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>Unfortunately, my problem still persists and just the other day I 
>discovered another "problem".  When I enter a DOS shell from Windows 3.1
>and try to flush the buffers via DCFL.EXE, Windows throws up a screen
>saying that I may have a problem with my disk controller and after that
>clears then another message (from DCFL.EXE presumably) states that no
>"DC-2040 Controller Exists!".  Great, just great.

UPDATE ...

I found that by disabling the 32-bit fast disk-access method in
Windows 3.1, the problem above "went away".  I guess the controller
is NOT 100% compatible with the 32-bit disk option (yet).  I haven't
really noticed any great performance increase with the option anyway
so that's no big deal to me.

Look for another UPDATE post hopefully this week regarding my initial
problem:  failures of buffer cache flushing after an XCOPY.

Lance Hartmann (lance%hartmann.austin.ibm.com@ibmpa.awdpa.ibm.com)
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