Michael B. Brutman wrote: > drives to hold common data. I wrote a little command line "boot > manager" to hide the partition that is not in use so that drive letters > don't shift. (DOS 3.3 can't see the DOS 5 partition, but if the DOS 3.3 > partition is not hidden DOS 5 will see it.)
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