AZ> TW> Teh First edition of DOS 3 only recognized 20 Meg Hard Drives. In those   
   AZ> TW> days the 40 Meg Segate was popular and was divided into two 20 Meg   
   AZ> TW> drives. Compaq with theri DOS 3.1 was factory modifies to recognice thy   
   AZ> TW> 40 as one drive. I liked that as my First DOS computer, a Home Built XT   
   AZ> TW> clone used a 30 Meg drive.   
      
      
   AZ>Not entirely accurate - early versions of DOS (PC DOS, MS DOS, etc) through   
   AZ>allowed drive partitions up 32 MB... so that 40 MB Seagate could have been   
   AZ>partitioned into a 32 MB partition and an 8 MB one.   
      
   Thanks Alan. Must be Great to still have all lthe Brain Cells Working!!   
   :-) :-)   
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