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Solved: COUNTRY.SYS not found...
22 Jul 1994
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From: gcohen@iaccess.za (Gaven Cohen)
Newsgroups: comp.os.os2.setup
Subject: Solved: COUNTRY.SYS not found...
Date: 22 Jul 1994 16:43:54 GMT
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Hahaha! I did it! I solved it! (Sorry, I'm just quite happy... was
trying for 10 hours over the days...) The amazingly easy thing you have to
do to get rid of this is mvoe your 'SCSI block' (i.e. OS2 Scsi Driver,
Adaptec Scsi Driver, whatever) to the lowest possible position in your
config.sys... Now however, I get a chkdsk on C: whenever I boot - any
ideas?
Ciao
Gaven