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This is could be caused by several sources. &nbsp;The most likely is is sector/cylinder mapping for the large drive. &nbsp;If this is a SCSI drive you might try the drive mapping options. &nbsp;If not, nuke it.<br />
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I don't know if you know linux. &nbsp;If so, boot to the correct boot/root floppies. That fdisk will tell you what is going on.<br />

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This is could be caused by several sources.  The most likely is is sector/cylinder mapping for the large drive.  If this is a SCSI drive you might try the drive mapping options.  If not, nuke it.

I don't know if you know linux.  If so, boot to the correct boot/root floppies. That fdisk will tell you what is going on.


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Purchased pc with NT4.0 installed in first of 3 FAT drives. &nbsp;Removed NT to install os/2 v4. &nbsp;Fdisk will not see entire drive, and Partition Magic reports an error 108 (partition ends on wrong boundary?). &nbsp;OS/2 installs on drive C, but it appears I'm stuck with a 2gb drive rather than a 6gb. &nbsp;Format won't touch D:, chkdsk hangs on D:, and E: is simply not there.<br />
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Any help will be much appreciated!
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Purchased pc with NT4.0 installed in first of 3 FAT drives.  Removed NT to install os/2 v4.  Fdisk will not see entire drive, and Partition Magic reports an error 108 (partition ends on wrong boundary?).  OS/2 installs on drive C, but it appears I'm stuck with a 2gb drive rather than a 6gb.  Format won't touch D:, chkdsk hangs on D:, and E: is simply not there.

Any help will be much appreciated!

IBM DHEA 36480 HD 6150mb

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