Adding an IFS "after the fact"... - OS2
This is a discussion on Adding an IFS "after the fact"... - OS2 ; Hello all,
I have upgraded my ECS1.2 to 2.0RC5. How do I go about
installing support for read-only NTFS (via USB connected
drives)? I don't see an obvious NT????.IFS type file anwhere on
the hard disk nor on the CDRom.
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Adding an IFS "after the fact"...
Hello all,
I have upgraded my ECS1.2 to 2.0RC5. How do I go about
installing support for read-only NTFS (via USB connected
drives)? I don't see an obvious NT????.IFS type file anwhere on
the hard disk nor on the CDRom.
Thanks in advance!
* Best regards from Marc.
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Re: Adding an IFS "after the fact"...
Hi Marc
Marc wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I have upgraded my ECS1.2 to 2.0RC5. How do I go about
> installing support for read-only NTFS (via USB connected
> drives)? I don't see an obvious NT????.IFS type file anwhere on
> the hard disk nor on the CDRom.
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
> * Best regards from Marc.
>
While I would not recommend installing that ifs you should find it in
[CD]:\CID\SERVER\ECSPKG\NTFS.ZIP
Regards
Pete
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Re: Adding an IFS "after the fact"...
On Sun, 21 Sep 2008 16:51:52 UTC, "Marc" wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I have upgraded my ECS1.2 to 2.0RC5. How do I go about
> installing support for read-only NTFS (via USB connected
> drives)? I don't see an obvious NT????.IFS type file anwhere on
> the hard disk nor on the CDRom.
NTFS is a choice in one of the menus during install.
You can download the IFS from betazone...
(it is the same as on CD)
--
Allan.
It is better to close your mouth, and look like a fool,
than to open it, and remove all doubt.