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From: tneff@bfmny0.BFM.COM (Tom Neff)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.i386
Subject: Re: 386/ix VP/ix problems (Wp 5.1, file truncation)
Keywords: 386/ix, VP/ix, Word Perfect
Message-ID: <15804@bfmny0.BFM.COM>
Date: 27 Aug 90 09:59:26 GMT
References: <2038@jwt.UUCP> <2208@sud509.ed.ray.com> <1990Aug25.233211.10401@nstar.uucp>
Reply-To: tneff@bfmny0.BFM.COM (Tom Neff)
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In article <1990Aug25.233211.10401@nstar.uucp> larry@nstar.uucp (Larry Snyder) writes:
>heiser@tdw201.ed.ray.com writes:
>>I'm wondering if the version of VP/ix (1.2?) that I have at home
>>is like the one at work on the Sun/386i's, where the C: drive
>>"grows" as needed to accomodate new stuff...
>
>Yes - but I haven't found a way to decrease the size of the
>C drive after removing files --

Jeez, I just posted this, doesn't anyone read the articles?

 1. Create a new pseudo-volume by copying 'cdisk' to something like 'NEWD:'.

 2. Edit your 'vpix.cnf' to point C: to your new D pseudo-volume, and D: to
your old one.

 3. Boot Simul-Task with this configuration -- if your old D: was not
bootable, you may need to boot from floppy with 'dos -b'.

 4. Use XCOPY to copy all the files from D: to C:.

 5. Quit DOS and rename NEWD: to D:, deleting the old one.

 6. Re-edit your 'vpix.cnf' to restore the settings for C: and D:.

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