Thinkpad features program

[Robert A. Munro]

Michael -

My apologies for the OS/2 non-sequitur, I simply misunderstood the source mail-list
of your original post.

If you want to "see" your FAT drives under Linux, you can use something like Red Hat
Disk Druid to define mount-points for them.  For example, I have a FAT drive D: and
Linux knows it as /data/D quite simply.

I hope that is helpful.  Sorry for my initial confusion.


Michael Cameron wrote:

> "Robert A. Munro" wrote:
>
> > Michael & Steven:
> >
> > OS/2 doesn't need a FAT partition for DVD or anything else.  I'm running OS/2
> > Warp 4 Fixpak 10 on a Thinkpad with NO visible FAT partition containing any
> > software.  What can you be discussing that I'm not yet apprised for
> > understanding?
> >
>
> I want to run Linux .
>
> I do not want to run OS/2.
>
> I got my TP 770ED (with DVD and features program) with W95 preinstalled.
> Unfortunately I have to dual boot to run certain software / control certain
> hardware.  I don't really want to add another operating system, I want to remove
> one without losing functionality.
>
> Is a linux-on-thinkpads mailing list the right place for OS/2 advocacy or have
> I misunderstood your post?
>
> Regards,
>
> Michael