| Subject | : | how to change attribute of config.x |
| Author | : | tom tomtforever@yahoo.com.cn |
| Date | : | 15 Mar, 2007 on 14:45 |
| i need to change the attribute of config.x, because i want to use usb storage would someone help me? thanks |
| Subject | : | Re:how to change attribute of config.x |
| Author | : | RobertM |
| Date | : | 15 Mar, 2007 on 23:08 |
| Hi, From an OS/2 prompt in the correct directory, you can change the attributes using the "ATTRIB" command. attrib -r -s -h config.x would remove read only, system and hidden attributes (for example). OS/2 (IIRC) will reset the attributes on reboot though. -Robert |
| Subject | : | Re:how to change attribute of config.x |
| Author | : | icebear |
| Date | : | 16 Mar, 2007 on 04:36 |
What for "config.x" is a result of the command line order: ARCINST !!! You may mess up your system with manipulating system files from the wrong side Good luck |
| Subject | : | Re:how to change attribute of config.x |
| Author | : | BigWarpGuy |
| Date | : | 17 Mar, 2007 on 12:13 |
| Perhaps he meant 'config.sys'? Is this not where one adds the usb device lines?
--- BigWarpGuy - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - OS/2-eCS.org Director of Communications - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - supporting the past OS/2 user and the future eCS user http://www.os2ecs.org |
| Subject | : | Re:how to change attribute of config.x |
| Author | : | rudi |
| Date | : | 17 Mar, 2007 on 15:18 |
Not if the OP want USB support when booting to a command line from the "Alt+F1" recovery menu. This is, when CONFIG.X is used and especially in case an installation was moved to different hardware it may make good sense to update CONFIG.X manually. |