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From: Nathan Dorfman <nathan@senate.org>
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Subject: doscmd
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I followed the instructions for "creating a DOS pseudo-disk" in
man doscmd, however the fdisk comes up as "not enough space to
create DOS partition." I'm guessing it's trying to create it on
the floppy; no amount of fdisk c: or anything will work. This is
<ugh> win95's dos's boot and fdisk, do I need an earlier version?