>>first of all i shud thank u from the bottom of my heart cos after reading ur initial replies, i took the backup of my important data files from old drive on network hard disk and was planning to take backup of newer drive n format and reload everything...
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>>just after that this problem came... now i'll remove the old hard disk, install a newer one & reinstall everything...
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>>still I have not taken the backup from 4.3 gb, but now I’m not able to go in the network…
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>>is there any way to connect to nt network through dos ?? pls advs…
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>Yes; you'll need the real mode NDIS drivers for your NIC and the DOS client (you may be able to pull the files form your NT Server.) Your best bet would be to do a reinstall of Win98 to the new drive, not worrying about the 4.3GB drive and leaving it in place as a slave. Once Win98 is up and running you should be able to copy stuff from the two partitions on the old drive (if you've set up the new drive as a single partition, the old drive partitions should be C: and D: respectively) and you can connect to the network there. if you've already pulled the 4.3GB drive and mounted it on another system, wait until the new Win98 install is up on the net, share the drive from the other station, and copy to your heart's content.
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>>Thanks again for your help and time...

All Set... Back to Normal !!!


New Hard disk is 6.4 which I made 1 partition in fat32 other one is still fat16 (divided in 2 i.e. 4.3 )

I noticed a utility in win 98 i.e. fat32 converter, i'll use that to convert it in fat32..

Thanks a lot for your help...