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Date:	Sun, 21 Mar 2004 07:58:25 PST8
From:	"i-lists" <i-lists@synass.net >
Reply-To:	scoug-help@scoug.com
To:	scoug-help@scoug.com
Subject:	SCOUG-Help: FINAL REPORT: ECS 1.1 INSTALL RESULT ON TP600X WITH LATEST BIOS (1024-CYLINDER LIMIT ISSUE)

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It's your and not the tools choice where you place the BM !

My suggestion would be the first C: partition to be the WINxx partition
and after this you place the BM. See my environment here:

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? Disk Partition Size (MB) Type Status Logical
Volume ?
????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
????????
?WS222 XPP 9191 Primary In use WS222C1 XPP =

?
?[ BOOT MANAGER ] 7 Primary In use =

?
?WS222 MCP 4.52 1794 Primary In use WS222C2 MCP
4.52 ?
?WS222D_HPFS 12004 Logical In use WS222D_HPFS =

?
?WS222E_JFS 9004 Logical In use WS222E_JFS =

?
????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
????????

On all my systems I do have multiple OS'es i.e above you see WIN XPP at
the begin =

and followed by the BM. MCP 4.52 is in the second primary C: partition
and the rest =

are logical partitons ;-)

With LVM logical view either WS222 XPP or WS222 MCP 4.52 is active and
the other =

is HIDDEN !

On my wife's system it's the same except it is W98SE in the first
primary C: partition =

with, remembered correctly 4GB ;-))

Both of these mentioned system do have D: partitioned as FAT16 to
exchange data !

This is my solution and suggestion !?

Good luck, svob=EF

jrace@attglobal.net on 21/03/2004 16:28:34
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Subject: SCOUG-Help: FINAL REPORT: ECS 1.1 INSTALL RESULT ON TP600X
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On Sun, 21 Mar 2004 07:10:04 PST8, i-lists wrote:
>With the BM being placed first you may face some problems later !
>WINxx may assume that your partitioning seems to be wrong and =

>will offer you a repair !?
>If you accept you will be in troubles again !!
>
>Just to be warned !!!

I was not offered any option by MiniLVM as to placement of IBM BM.
What should I do?

Jeffrey Race

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