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From: seg@segpc.UUCP (Scott E. Garfinkle)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.sysv386
Subject: Re: Can't access DOS driver c: on ESIX 5.3.2.D using SCSI Drive.
Keywords: ESIX, SCSI, DOS driver access.
Message-ID: <152@segpc.UUCP>
Date: 23 Mar 91 14:44:36 GMT
References: <1991Mar23.080102.3842@netcom.COM>
Organization: Garfinkle Consulting
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In article <1991Mar23.080102.3842@netcom.COM> jypeng@netcom.COM (Jian Yuan Peng) writes:
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>I got error when I tried to use drive c:. The error message was
>"Unknow physical format or not a DOS disk."
You don't say what version of DOS, or how large your DOS partition is.  If
the partition is > 32 mb, you're probably out of luck (with off the shelf
versions of mdir, etc.).  If the partition is <= 32 mb, you need a patch
from Esix.  Call them.

>Oh! One more question: I got 100MB on harddisk not yet assigned to UNIX or DOS.
>How can I assign this 100BM disk space into UNIX file systems(like mount it on
>/user3)?
You can't.

	-scott e. garfinkle