miller@gvlv3.gvl.unisys.com (Bruce J. Miller) (03/30/90)
My esteemed employer has deemed it necessary to connect my PC to a Novell
thin-net. This is causing problems with the drive designations on my system
as follows:
My before-net lineup has A & B floppies; C,D & E as three hard drive
partitions of 32, 32 & 8 megs respectively, and F & G as ramdrives. (I am
running MS-DOS 3.3).
The network drive is set up as F. This conflicts with my ramdrives unless
I remove the drivers from my config.sys. This leaves me with no ramdrives,
as the network configuration gurus are unwilling (or don't know how, or can't)
assign a different drive letter for the network.
Does any dos wizard in net land know how I can install my ram drives as say,
G & H after the network drivers are installed? Please email me directly;
I will summarize if useful.
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