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From: jhc00614@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu
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Subject: Re: F/A 18 on Hard disk
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Date: 20 Jan 90 10:48:17 GMT
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     Use newzap and on the main f18 file, look for df0 with the search string
function.  Change every df0 that appears to your hard drive partition 
(i.e. d
partition (i.e. dh0 or dh1, etc....)  Then assign it in your startup-sequence
to that directory.
     Ex., my directory is dh1:F18, so it says Assign F18: dh1:F18.
                                    Enjoy 
                                   Jason
  
     WAIT, WAIT WAIT, ignore what I just wrote, except for the assign part.
Do this instead, though I suggest doing it on a copy.  Change df0: to F18:
and rename your disk to F18, ok?  Do it on a backup copy of course.
     Then follow the assign instructions.  Sorry for the mixup. 
                                   Later, Jason