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John H. Lindsay 
2005-10-13 01:02:07 | Hi Martin:
(1) Thanks and a tip of the hat to you for doing Air-Boot;
it is great.
(2) I set up a new machine so as to minimize disk-arm
contention and data transfer blockages: I have 4
40 GB drives, each as primary on an IDE channel. This
allows me to separate operating systems on one disk,
swap files on a second, application programs on a third,
and data on a fourth. The disks are all fine for
running OS/2 and eCS (WXP when I have to). The two
disks on the motherboard IDE channels are fine for use
with booting via Air-Boot, but the two disks connected
to the IDE channels of an ATA100 card are not seen by
Air-Boot. I'd like to set up for also booting Linux
and BSD Unix, and for that it would be convenient to
put their system partitions on one of the drives on the
ATA100 card. Is there any hope that Air-Boot could be
set up to be able to boot partitions there ? Could you
get some help from Daniela Englehart (of the famous
disk drivers) towards this ? I could juggle partitions
to do this, but that wouldn't be as pretty.
Anyway, thanks again for Air-Boot.
John H. Lindsay.
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