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 OS/2 prompt, run FDISK, then add the OS/2 partition to the Boot Manager menu. Reboot from the hard drive and you should be in busin=
ess again.

I did that and still no luck. I suspect something is wrong with the boot manager
installation. I"m working from copies, and maybe They got hosed.

I'll try from the originals (or make new copies).

The exact message I get right after the re-boot following disk 6 is
    Operating System Missing, System halted.

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Quote:>When it does the re-boot, it brings up the Boot Manager with only the 50 Meg C
>partition as an option. When it tries to boot, it says that the partition is not
>formatted. Or it says that the operating system is not installed.

Did you forget to add the OS/2 installation partition to the Boot Manager menu? Boot with the OS/2 installation diskettes, go to an OS/2 prompt, run FDISK, then add the OS/2 partition to the Boot Manager menu. Reboot from the hard drive and you should be in business again.