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ROM-DOS Internal Commands 4-43
LASTDRIVE
CONFIG.SYS Command
The LASTDRIVE command sets the maximum number of drives.
Syntax
LASTDRIVE = letter
Remarks
letter
may be any character between A and Z and is the last drive letter
that ROM-DOS can access. The default value for
letter
is E.
The minimum number for LASTDRIVE is the number of drives in your
computer. If
letter
is less than number of drives in your computer, then
the LASTDRIVE command is ignored.
LASTDRIVE is often used to cause ROM-DOS to make more space for
nonstandard drives that are not in your system. These drives may be
CD-ROM drives, flash disk drives, or network drives.
Example
LASTDRIVE = H
Causes ROM-DOS to allocate space for eight drives. If the computer has
five drives installed, there is room for three additional nonstandard
drives.