From: jflemaire@skynet.be   
      
   On Saturday 23 August 2008 20:04, J.-Luc wrote:   
      
   > J. F. Lemaire a écrit :   
      
   [...]   
      
   >> Once again you're not very clear: what system (What OS)? TOS won't   
   >> show you Q: because Q: does not exist for it. On the other hand, MiNT   
   >> will show you Q: but then, it means that MiNT is already installed.   
   >   
   > That's it. :-(   
   > So, is there any way to install the stuff on partition L:\ and then,   
   > when running MiNT, tranfer it on Q:\, then make it know it has to   
   > look for it on Q:\ and not on L:\ anymore?   
      
   Okay. If you want to install the MINT folder on C: and the Unix   
   partition on Q:, then yes, I can't see why you wouldn't be able to   
   install the Unix folder first on L: then, when everything is running   
   fine, move the content of L: on Q: and modify the links in MINT.CNF. As   
   long as both L: and Q: are set to LNX and the copy is done properly   
   this should pose no problem at all.   
      
   Hope this is clear now :-)   
      
   Cheers,   
   JFL   
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   Jean-François Lemaire   
      
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