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how do show hdd

Original Message
Name: dungtranquoc
Date: June 3, 2003 at 03:56:23 Pacific
Subject: how do show hdd
OS: os/2
CPU/Ram: PIII700,128Mb
Comment:

how to show and read data on hdd have partition FAT on OS/2 warp 4

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Name: Mike
Date: June 4, 2003 at 00:00:53 Pacific
Subject: how do show hdd
Reply: (edit)
What is your current fixlevel? First start fdisk to find out if OS/2 recognize this partition. On boot every FAT(16) partition should get a driver letter assigned and then you can read/write data on it.

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