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7. Then also format MS-DOS drive D (if existant):
For that purpose enter: A>FORMAT D:<ENTER>.
Format partitions E, F etc. (if assigned in INSTALL) with the vortex
formatting program PFORMAT. PFORMAT Is on the disk
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II.
PFORMAT E:<ENTER> etc.
8. Now the contents of the MS-DOS system disk can be copied with the MS­
DOS program COPY onto drive C:
A>COPY •. • C:<ENTER>.
If drives E, F etc. have been assigned
In the Golden Gate
setup-program,
the
file CONFIG.SYS has been completed with the following line
DEVICE=HDT.SYS
Afterwards HOT.SYS has to be copied from the disk
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II into the root­
directory of MS-DOS drive C.
Notes:
(I) "Extended Partition" with MS-DOS versions higher/equal 3.3.
With MS-DOS versions from 3.3. upwards in comparison to older versions of
MS-DOS also more than two drives (C and D) can be installed with the MS­
DOS program FDISK. This happens with the help of the so-called "Extended­
Partition" without the drives E, F, etc. having to be assigned to that in the
Golden Gate
setup-program
(also see relevant MS-DOS literature).
If this opportunity shall be used, only two drives may be assigned as MS-DOS
drives in the Golden Gate
setup-program,
C and D).
The actual installation of the drives t•:, F, etc. In the "Extended Partition" is
then undertaken by FDISK. Afterwards th<'se partitions, too, (just like C and D)
have to be formatted with the MS-DOS program FORMAT. Integration of
HOT.SYS in the file CON FIG.SYS becomes rl'dundant.
(2) Posslblllty I and Posslblllty II can be used simultaneously.
Example: the drives C, D, and F exist under MS-DOS, C and E each being
directly assigned to an Amiga-DOS part Ilion (C -> DH I. E -> DH2) and D and F
being within the Amiga-DOS file (Amiga File). which is located in the Amiga­
DOS partition OHO.
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