Subj : Remote - Local Time synchro To : Neil Walker From : Gerald Miller Date : Tue Aug 06 2002 09:25 pm Hello Neil, Friday August 02 2002 18:25, Neil Walker wrote to Gerald Miller: GM>> Care to give me the full echo tagname and I'll request it from my GM>> host, who in turn request it 1:140/1...... NW> JDEBP. Echo area requested.... Thanks for the info. NW>>> As the Z1 gateway for Z2R25, I am in a position to assure NW>>> you it *does* cross the water. :-) GM>> Oooooops. Sorry, I didn't know about your position.... I guess GM>> that I should use GoldEd's NodeList LookUp more often than I do GM>> and be more aware of the addressing... NW> There's no seperate listing in the nodelist for the gateway so there's NW> no way you could have know. ;-) Oh, it's on a "need to know" basis? Sometimes there is a glimmer of information in the nodelist...... B-} NW> [...snip...] GM>> I got a bit of a prob.... Have OS/2 ver 3.0 and I want to GM>> OVERWRITE all the ver 3.0 with OS/2 version 4.0 BUT I can't get GM>> it to work. NW> It can lead to unpredictable results at best. :-( I deleted the three partitions that had the OS/2 proggies and left my DOS / 4DOS partitions...... I can get the OS/2 Install up to the point where it is going to do a HPFS format of the "Installable" C: drive and then I get some error message about "being unable to format the drive".... When I use the Boot Manager to boot to DOS/4DOS, I'm able to see the drive as if it were a FAT16 drive....... ??? I'm getting ticked off enough to WIPE everything, delete all the partitions and start with a clean slate. GM>> Do I need to get into Boot Manager and delete all the Partitions? NW> No, you shouldn't need to. Just make sure you have backed up anything NW> you want to keep on the OS/2 system partitiion then boot from the NW> Installation floppy. IIRC, you have to choose the Advanced NW> Installation in order to get the option to select the installation NW> partition. Run that to make sure it's using the right one, then select NW> the option to format the partition when it asks you. Since I only had version 3 up and running for about three months, it wasn't such a big deal to delete everything (part of the learning curve). Bg! NW> That should give you a nice, clean install. :-) I Should Be SO Lucky. :-( NW> This OS/2 system uptime is 2 days 15:11 hours and 04 seconds NW> ^ NW> did a bit more fiddling. ;-) NW> ... You have the capacity to learn from mistakes. You'll learn a lot NW> today. Damned again. Does that mean if I make a lot of little mistakes, I will learn lots and lots? I always had a passion for wanting to fiddle.... Cheers ... Gerald .... Everyone is a fool for at least five minutes a day. Don't exceed the limit. --- GoldED+/386 v1.1.5-20719 # Origin: One should never generalize. (1:342/512) * Origin: Baddog BBS (1:218/903) .