#DOS 6/Bridgeboard
13-Apr-93 19:57:08
Sb: #95019-#DOS 6/Bridgeboard
Fm: Nancy Devitt 73157,3606
To: Don Curtis/SYSOP 76703,4321
I'll try that. It may work. The reason I assumed it wouldn't was
because AFTER I installed DBLSPACE I ended up at the setup program at
startup. So, I just set it to auto-config.
However, under DOS 6, using DBLSPACE, Drive C: boots from the
compressed file, so I'm wondering if there's a possibility that the
byte count of the unit, as perceived by Startup, might not be
diminished by the contents of H:. If this is so, how would that
affect the number of sectors, etc?
Aside from having to do a warm reboot everytime I go to the PC side,
I'm crazy about DBLESPACE, though. My drive went from about 35 meg
free to 183 meg free (on a 240 meg actual drive). Not bad, I'd say.
Still, it would be nice to be able to go directly into Windows
without all this messing around.
Hope people keep contributing to this thread until the problem is solved.
Thanks a lot for the response…..Nancy