Nope.
Now, here's yet another twist. Booted back to the original disk (that I had ramdrive on) only this time with my number 2 disk hooked up also. In this setup, I DO see the missing drive, but now, what used to be my D: drive is missing. This is really strange. Must be very wierd how Windows keeps track of these things.
I remember now what might have caused the problem: I edited config.sys from the Windows DOS console. When I was done I shut down and selected "restart in MS DOS mode". For some reason, it didn't like this and after thinking for a few seconds at the "restarting windows" screen, it went all the way back to the beginning of startup, where it tests memory, and did the entire boot process, which is not what usually happens when you restart to DOS. Then during the boot process it gave the error "FAT files don't match". So, I'm thinking I either shouldn't have edited the config.sys file from Windows, or shouldn't have restarted to DOS, or both.
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