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On Tue, 15 Jun 2004 20:47:52 PDT7, J. R. Fox wrote:
>You lost me here, Harry. How can you write *anything* via CDFS under Windows
(unless you
>*also* happen to have the Win-32 version of RSJ) ? CDFS is otherwise proprietary to
RSJ, no
>one else uses it.
I don't think that's true. CDFS is a CD (installable) file system, one of many. Windows
uses it along with UDF. It does not belong to RSJ
Please note the following from CONFIGTOOL:
This OS/2 command is needed if you have a CD-ROM. It installs CDFS.IFS which is the
"Installable File System" for CD-ROM's. Your CD-ROM is not going to run without it.
HCM
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