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Originally Posted by rabidgerry
Another weird thing
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I wonder why you resist so much to sytematically investigate the issue. It is a two minutes job to find out what the cause is.
At the DOS prompt enter CD to find out which partition you are booting from
Enter
ed s/startup-sequence to add
set echo on to the top of it. When you see which Assign command is failing, remove >nil: from it. Then see the error message and fix the error.
Most likely the error is either
Name: object not found or
Name: cannot be cancelled
The former means that either you deleted the directory which shall be assigned the name or that you are referring to a non-unique partition name and the name now refers to the wrong partition.
The latter means that you named a partition the same as the Assign which shall be created.
In any case it should not take more than another two minutes to fix it.
If a whole partition was missing you would get a "Please insert volume PartitionName into any drive" requester, which is not the case.