Hi, I've recently followed the instructions given by Rick in this thread:
How to install Win2000 from DOS without a bootable CDROM
(thanks Rick btw if you're still about, after much hair pulling that tutorial really helped)
Now I have Drive C (where the bootable exists), Drive D (my main drive for Win2000, etc) and I want to add in a previous drive which holds my animation files. The crunch is that this drive I want to add in was Drive D on my previous setup.
Forgive my ignorance in these matters but when I add in my old D drive could this confuse the file tree search when attempting to open up my old animation files as I assume the old drive will now get bumped to letter E?
Sorry if I'm not making myself clear and thanks for any help.
Jon
How to install Win2000 from DOS without a bootable CDROM
(thanks Rick btw if you're still about, after much hair pulling that tutorial really helped)
Now I have Drive C (where the bootable exists), Drive D (my main drive for Win2000, etc) and I want to add in a previous drive which holds my animation files. The crunch is that this drive I want to add in was Drive D on my previous setup.
Forgive my ignorance in these matters but when I add in my old D drive could this confuse the file tree search when attempting to open up my old animation files as I assume the old drive will now get bumped to letter E?
Sorry if I'm not making myself clear and thanks for any help.
Jon