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SECTION 8 CMOS Setup
6620 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference 8-13
6620 Drive Mappings
This section explains where various drives go depending on
the setting of the Boot Device feature (defined on page
8-5).
Table 8-1 defines the probable drive mapping for devices
available when a 6620 is booted into Windows 95 OSR2.
The device mapping table includes entries with the follow-
ing format: “drive letter(w)” — for example: D:(w)
The (w) indicates that the drive letter is managed by Win-
dows 95. The drives in the Windows 95 table with the (w)
are assumed to be inserted at boot.
If two drives are removed, then replaced in reverse order, at
boot time, their drive letters are altered to reflect the drives
availability to the system. The following example high-
lights the behavior, note the drive letters in bold:
EXAMPLE: Original Configuration
Hard Drive Present = C:
PC Card 0 = D:(w) 40MB SanDisk
PC Card 1 = E:(w) 340MB Epson
*** Remove both PC Card drives. ***
Install 340MB Epson in PC Card 1
Install 40MB SanDisk in PC Card 0
New Configuration
Hard Drive Present = C:
PC Card 0 = E:(w) 40MB SanDisk
PC Card 1 = D:(w) 340MB Epson