ohmylove2u
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I have a vintage Compaq Prolinea 466 desktop with a hard disk(working fine).
This desktop is my test platform
I use it to create floppy disks, test hard drivers, and transfer files to CF cards ...
I'm concerned that my hard disk will eventually fail as a result of repeated reboots.
I choose to use a CF card in place of the hard disk.
1. Using the Compaq Diagnostic disk, create a diagnosis partition on the CF card.
2. Creating a primary partition on it in DOS6.22 by using the "format c:/s" command.
3. Reboot System.But it can't enter DOS; all it displays is a capital "J" character with a blinking cursor.
(BTW,When the system boots with a hard disk, this desktop can recognize the CF card as a second hard drive, and it functions just well.)
What am I going to do?
Thx!
This desktop is my test platform
I use it to create floppy disks, test hard drivers, and transfer files to CF cards ...
I'm concerned that my hard disk will eventually fail as a result of repeated reboots.
I choose to use a CF card in place of the hard disk.
1. Using the Compaq Diagnostic disk, create a diagnosis partition on the CF card.
2. Creating a primary partition on it in DOS6.22 by using the "format c:/s" command.
3. Reboot System.But it can't enter DOS; all it displays is a capital "J" character with a blinking cursor.
(BTW,When the system boots with a hard disk, this desktop can recognize the CF card as a second hard drive, and it functions just well.)
What am I going to do?
Thx!