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From: rkaplan@medsoft.uucp (Richard Kaplan)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc
Subject: IBM AT Clone Configuration
Message-ID: <247.241BB044@medsoft.uucp>
Date: 12 Mar 89 23:15:19 GMT
Organization: Medical Software Exchange BBS FidoNet 1:135/3 (305) 325-8709
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I'd appreciate any advice anyone can give me on configuring  
my system so my hard drives can begin with C:.  My peripherals  
include:  
  
* 360K 5 1/4" drive  
  
* 720K 3 1/2" drive  
  
* Colorado Memory Tape Backup (must be physically assigned as drive B:)  
   
All 3 of the above run off of a Jameco 4-drive floppy controller.  
  
  
* 130 Mb hard drive divided into 5 partitions  
  
I don't particularly care what drive letters are assigned to my floppies,  
but I need my hard drive to be C: through G:.  Right now I'm using a   
whole bunch of SUBST statements, but I don't like this approach, as  
it is incompatible with some software.  
  
I guess my basic question is: How do I assign my hard drive to be  
C: through G: while the 3 peripherals attached to the floppy controller  
as either split up (A, B, and H) or assigned consecutively after  
G (H, I, J)?  
  
 
 


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