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From: boyer@sumax.UUCP (Chuck Boyer)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc
Subject: creating drive d: on harddrive
Keywords: drive d: creating
Message-ID: <1332@sumax.UUCP>
Date: 11 Apr 90 04:34:29 GMT
Organization: Seattle University, Seattle, WA
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an and how can I create a "drive D:" on my hard-disk?
 > I have a pc-clone 30Mb running on DOS3.2 and I have many
 > applications totalling about 15Mb usage.  What I'd like
 > to do is "isolate" the D: drive from the C:\root drive's
 > config, etc. so that I don't inadvertantly wipe out some
 > important stuff as I plan to learn the "C" language on
 > the D: drive.  I have taken two precautions; I've got
 > a backup of my hard drive on disks, and I've write protected
 > all of my files with "read-only" attributes.