The OmniGo file system...
Larry A. McFarland (ag024@cleveland.freenet.edu)
Sun, 7 Apr 1996 10:49:58 -0400
Am wondering if any of the people on this news group might be
able to explain a little concerning the rather quizical Ogo file
system: I've been experimenting for a couple days now with
Doug Taylor's "MANAGE.IZT" and John Feras' "Omnicom.exe" and my
OG's file structure. I'm curious if there is some rationale for
the "A:", "B:", and "C:" disk drive metaphors. Since Ogo's don't
have "drives", is there some basis other than DOS for these
drive letters?
On my Ogo, a: seems to put me in 'root' or something very close
to it; while b: seems to be where EVERYTHING else is at! And c:
is I have no idea what! I've traveled there a couple times now,
(C: I mean) and I manage to crash (hard) my Ogo every time. This
while using Taylor's "MANAGE.IZT" on the Ogo.
Can anyone shed any light on this area of file management for
OG's? Thanks...
larry