said:
>In <20051010193954-39080-8@scoug.com>, on 10/10/05
> at 07:39 PM, jack.huffman@worldnet.att.net said:
>>I am running sysrestr from an F2 boot to command line. It uses the
>>current config.sys-if that means anything.
>That's not quite try. An Alt-F2 boot uses \os2\boot\config.x. You
>probably should make sure it really matches \config.sys.
Done. They did not match.
>>Or is there something else I should do?
>If this were my problem, I would use ZtBold to delete \Desktop and try
>the sysrestr again. This might help you figure out why iniclean can not
>delete \Desktop for you.
ZtBold pruned \Desktop without any difficulty. I ran sysrestr from the
command line and saw no evidence of any problem deleting it--obviously
since it was already deleted.
I have a number of directories (with four levels) on my C: drive where
os/2 is. They all look like this:
T8064382
OS!2System
Templates
Folder!1
Does this give you a clue to my problem? Can I delete these directories?
Regards,
Jack
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