Frederik Heber wrote:
>Well, i have. The problem appears to be, that interlnk.exe has only 20
>slots (for t ist the 20th letter of the alphabet, a round number. It works
>with T and with U not ...) to handle all the drives.
Oh, and I was hoping that this would work:
(From Bjorns post - he obviously reads the docs better then I do - I use
the same program already <g>)
> These RAM disks can be installed *ON THE COMMAND LINE* (and
> hence in autoexec.bat for example, see below). This way users can
> even *CHOOSE THE DRIVE LETTER* to be used.
>And you seem to stress
>the alphabet a little bit too much ;) (HECK: you have a drive "T:" ? ;) ...
C->R is my 8.4GB HD (divided into 512MB partitions)
S is often my RAMDrive
So that leaves T for Interlnk.
Of course my CD comes in as the next in line - most often that's T but
could in theory be U). I can also state that when you cross over Z you'll
get not one but two error messages pointing this out for you when you boot.
I think I need to move things around in my normal.bat (called from
autoexec.bat). I can warn everyone directly that (atleast in my case)
running interlnk in a BATch file will *skip* the next line! (I don't have a
RAMDrive as I write this - and it's supposed to be T now).
>however my explanation sounds strange (why not make it 26 slots, well) and
>unlikely ...
It sounds reasonable to me.
So a new question then: where can I find an alternative to
interlnk/intersvr? (that's freeware/PD)
I bet noone here would believe me if I state the price a (lpt) cable for
this use cost - ca 45 USD! (Luckily I've borrowed mine from a friend)
Perhaps this would all be easier if I could use my 8.4GB HD in the 386
(untested - but since I can specify the size shouldn't it work?) and insert
a NIC in it and take it to school and unplug one of the computers there
from the Net ;-)
//Bernie
http://bernie.arachne.cz/ DOS programs, Star Wars ...
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