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From: cck@columbia.UUCP (Charlie C. Kim)
Newsgroups: net.micro.pc
Subject: Re: DOS PROMPT command and disk drive
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Date: Mon, 17-Jun-85 13:47:29 EDT
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If you type "ignore" to the "Abort, Retry, or Ignore?" prompt, DOS will
replace the current drive with the message "Current drive is no longer
valid".  It doesn't seem to be stupid enough to try to find the
directory after it finds that the drive is invalid.  At this point, you
can switch to a valid drive.

Charlie C. Kim
User Services
Center for Computing Activities