cosc137e@menudo.uh.edu (STUDENT_91S9795) (05/26/91)
I have 7 local drives in my local IBM PC ( from A: to G: ), once I log into Novell, I lost my local drives F: anf G:. Is anyone out there can help me get back my drives? Thank you!
davem@ersys.edmonton.ab.ca (Dave McCrady) (05/27/91)
cosc137e@menudo.uh.edu (STUDENT_91S9795) writes: > I have 7 local drives in my local IBM PC ( from A: to G: ), once I log into > Novell, I lost my local drives F: anf G:. Is anyone out there can help me > get back my drives? Thank you! add a line to your config.sys file which says: lastdrive=g That will get your local partitions back. You will then have to login from drive H:. Dave McCrady | davem@ersys.edmonton.ab.ca +1 403-454-4054 (voice) | Edmonton Remote Systems +1 403-454-6093 (public USENET) | Serving Northern Alberta since 1982
shevett@dworkin.UUCP ( Sysop) (05/29/91)
davem@ersys.edmonton.ab.ca (Dave McCrady) writes: >cosc137e@menudo.uh.edu (STUDENT_91S9795) writes: >> I have 7 local drives in my local IBM PC ( from A: to G: ), once I log into >> Novell, I lost my local drives F: anf G:. > add a line to your config.sys file which says: > lastdrive=g > > That will get your local partitions back. You will then have to login >from drive H:. Here's a similary query: I have local drives C,D,E,F,G, and a novell server to gab with. I'd like to leave drive F as my server (so the other techno-handicapped folks at my office won't have kittens when working on my PC). Is there any way I can tell my shell or whatever to force drive F as the net server, and map local drives around 'em? (I can't even use a RAMdisk because of too many drive ID's) Dave Shevett - shevett@mccc.edu <or> shevett@dworkin.amber.mccc.edu