compression in pcdos and pcmcia sram

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From: Dave Ahn (ahn_at_indigo2.rad.bgsm.edu)
Date: Sat Dec 07 1996 - 14:02:30 EST

Hello,

This is a very simple question, but I can't seem to find the answer
in any of the documentation or help files I have...

I have a TP750C w/ a PC-DOS 6.3/Windows 3.11 configuration. I'm using
the built in PC-DOS compression, which swaps C: with E:. I'm also
loading the Socket Services ATA/SRAM driver, which assigns each of the
slots to D: and E:, hence making E: (raw HD) inaccessible to Windows.
Is there a way to force PC-DOS to swap C: and F: or G: at bootup instead?

Thanks in advance,
Dave. 

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Dave Ahn,  ahn_at_relito.medeng.bgsm.edu   "When you were born you cried, and the
                                         world rejoiced.  Try to live your life
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Bowman Gray School of Medicine           and the world will cry."  -1/2 jj^2

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