As far as I remember (about 2 years ago) the OS needs its own
partition. So somehow you have to make at least 2 partitions and copy
the OS on one of these. During the copy process you might get weird
alerts. But the second try often works :-)
And don't forget to copy protect you OS floppies!!!!!
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<rolandbrenner@...> wrote:
>
> OK, I finally was able to obtain a few SCSI HD's to mess around
with. I was finally able to get one of them to format under Patrice's
instructions ( Thanks Pat !!! ). I was able to configure the drive as
a 20MB so far ( actual capacity is 80MB ) although I only created 1
partition. I guess I could try to configure it in 4 equal partitions.
>
> The next hurdle is to make the HD bootable. I am able to copy all
the samples, kits etc., so everything seems to be fully functional as
using it for storing.
>
> Any thoughts or methods in making this thing bootable? Also, if
anyone needs specifics on the drives I tried let me know and I'll post
the details. - Roland
>
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