The following was sent to me; it doesn't get back to the original poster.
It seemed to me to be obvious, but maybe not. --doug

>From: "Eduardo Arista" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: Doug McGarrett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Date: Mon, 29 May 2000 12:03:31 -0000
>Subject: Re: RH/Win95 war
>Priority: normal
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>maybe this is late:
>Did you run msdos fdisk?.
>And after that format -ed it?
>This is so elemental...
>Of course check any lastdrive statement in your msdos config.sys
>Hope to be of any help.
>Eduardo
>
>  
>On 28 May 2000, at 20:47, Doug McGarrett wrote:
>
>> Yo9u wrote, quote:
>> 
>> Hello Everyone:
>> 
>> I seem to have a problem. I have installed a third drive on my Intel box
>> for RH and it works great. However, since the drive is so large, I want
>> to use 6 gig of it for DOS/Win95 data but DOS/Win doesn't 'see' it. Is
>> there any way I can get DOS/Win to access that one partition? The
>> partition layout is shown below:
>> 
>>                                                                   NEW
>> _hda________       _hdb___________    _hdc_______    _________
>> | C:     DOS     |      | D: DOS/Win95    |    |  RH 6.2       |   |  F:
>> /cdrom |
>> |___________|       |__data_________|    |__________|   |_________|
>> | E:   Win95     |       | old RH swap       |     | new swap    |
>> |___________|       |______________|     |__________|
>>                                                                  | ext2
>> fs         |
>> 
>> |__________|
>>                                                                  |
>> fat32           |
>>                                                 this one >  |__________|
>> < this one
>> 
>> End quote.
>> 
>> In config.sys do you have a lastdrive configured?  I can't figure out from
>> your diagram what DOS drive your new partition would be, but if you don't
>> have network drives configured in DOS/Windows, you could say lastdrive=z.
>> 
>> If you do have network drives configured, you could have a conflict.  Move
>> your network drive logins to the end of the alphabet and then set lastdrive
>> to the last alpha character before your network drives.  That might make
the
>> new partition available.  
>> 
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