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To: Sean W. Smith who wrote (6136)2/9/1999 1:43:00 PM
From: Spots  Read Replies (1) of 14778
 
>>lets fruther complicate it. In my system its really booting off of my FAT16 C:\

I tried that too.

I jumpered the drive with the FAT partition at the
beginning as primary IDE, booted NT from FAT to prove
I could do it, copied an NT clone to the 15 gb partition
on the same drive, added a boot.ini entry for the copy,
and tried to boot it. It told me it couldn't find
ntoskrnl.exe.

To varify, I deleted the 15 gb partition and made
a 2 gb partition, copied NT clone to it, and
booted with the same boot.ini. Booted right up.

I tell you, I wasted a LOT of time on this <g>.

I also tried repartitioning and resizing with
PM (4.01 from the floppy). This was on a third
new 17gb drive. Created a 16gb (whole drive)
partition. No boot. Reduced to 2gb. STILL
no boot. NT file manager shows it as
a 16gb partition. PM shows it as 2gb and PM About
shows PM 4.01.xxx. (This is the PM from floppy.)

Screw PM. That was at quarter to two this morning
and I haven't looked at it today, but I don't
trust PM at all. Sounds like ZP's problem,
but from the latest PM rev. Depend on nobody,
says I <gg>.

Looks like I'm busy blowing my second place tie
last week for the S&P 500 contest today. Shoulda
stayed short ... <G>.
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