>Why cant you use the thing in OS/2 to make an image of a boot disk, then
>run it in a window. I have done it once. Make a DOS 6 boot disk with the
>CD-rom driver and MSCDEX.EXE and then make the disk image of it for OS/2.
>I cant recall how it was done...
If you have an OS/2 driver for the CD loaded, then OS/2 will still
control the CD-ROM hardware so the DOS drivers will not be able to. It
would probably work if you disabled the OS/2 driver and loaded the DOS
one from the boot disk, but that's a bit drastic (and has complications if
you have other devices hanging off the same interface, like hard disks).
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