jms@hcx.uucp (Michael Stanley) (03/01/89)
I've read with interest how to use DRIVPARM from DOS 3.3, and I admit that my curiosity is piqued. Exactly what does DRIVPARM do? I've never heard of it before. Michael Stanley UUCP address: ...!uunet!harris.cis.ksu.edu!jms@hcx
hs0i+@andrew.cmu.edu (Harold Jason Shapiro) (03/02/89)
DRIVEPARM changes the specs for the DOS drivers to whatever you specify. For instance, a lot of XT clones automatically recognize drives A and B as 360K floopies. Using DRIVEPARM, one can change this configuration to different types of drives (1.2M,720K,etc.) Note:DRIVEPARM will change one configuration each time it is in the config.sys file. Harold Shapiro hs0i+@andrew.cmu.edu