OSINHPFS - RUNNING SYSINSTX ON AN HPFS PARTITION
07/12/96

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                 Running SYSINSTX on an HPFS Partition
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DESCRIPTION

When attempting to run SYSINSTX on an HPFS (High Performance Filing 
System) partition, the following error occurs:

     The type of file system for the disk is HPFS
     An internal error occurred.

RESOLUTION

This error occurs when the system cannot find the UHPFS.DLL file. To 
resolve the problem:

1. Insert OS/2 Utility Diskette (recommended) or OS/2 Installation 
   Diskette 0 in drive A: and restart the system; insert Diskette 1 
   when prompted. If you are using installation diskettes, press F3 
   at the Easy or Advanced Option screen to go to a command prompt.

2. To start the HPFS filing system, run the CHKDSK command:

   * If using utility diskettes, insert Utility Diskette 3;

   * If using installation diskettes, insert OS/2 Installation 
     Diskette 2;

   * If using CD-ROM installation diskettes, insert the OS/2 
     Installation CD-ROM, change to the D:\OS2IMAGE\DISK_2 subdirectory,
     where D: is the CD-ROM drive letter;

   Type CHKDSK X: and press Enter

   (where X: is the HPFS partition where OS/2 is installed).
    
3. To access the UHPFS.DLL file, change to the X:\OS2\DLL directory. 
 
4. Reinsert Utility Diskette or OS/2 Installation Diskette 0 in 
   drive A: , type A:SYSINSTX X: and press Enter.

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