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Joe Samangitak
I just installed Win2K for the first time, after partitioning and
formatting my Win2K drive with NTFS (under Partition Magic 7). Problem
is, the drives are not configured correctly. I want my Win2K drive to
be the primary drive, and my Win98SE to be the secondary in the chain.
But somehow, Win2K is always the "D" drive, Win98 is the "C". (It
seems the Win2K drive remains "D" no matter how I try to switch it
around...). If I set the jumpers/cables/BIOS to make the Win2K drive
primary, then I get a problem at boot-up, with an error message if I
try to boot into either OS.
I need to know if the use or lack of a special partition is what's
causing the Win2K to show up as "D" (it was originally the "D" drive
when I installed Win2K), and I need to know what changes must be made
to boot.ini if you change the drive letter that Win2K was originally
installed on. Or whatever else the problem might be. I do not want to
install software until this problem is resolved. Thanks!
formatting my Win2K drive with NTFS (under Partition Magic 7). Problem
is, the drives are not configured correctly. I want my Win2K drive to
be the primary drive, and my Win98SE to be the secondary in the chain.
But somehow, Win2K is always the "D" drive, Win98 is the "C". (It
seems the Win2K drive remains "D" no matter how I try to switch it
around...). If I set the jumpers/cables/BIOS to make the Win2K drive
primary, then I get a problem at boot-up, with an error message if I
try to boot into either OS.
I need to know if the use or lack of a special partition is what's
causing the Win2K to show up as "D" (it was originally the "D" drive
when I installed Win2K), and I need to know what changes must be made
to boot.ini if you change the drive letter that Win2K was originally
installed on. Or whatever else the problem might be. I do not want to
install software until this problem is resolved. Thanks!