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Installable File Systems for OS/2
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An FSD is loaded and initialized at system start-up when an IFS= statement is encountered in CONFIG.SYS. The syntax of this command is as follows:

IFS=drive:path\name.ext parms

where

See the OS/2 Version 2.0 Online Command Reference for a detailed description of this command.

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 ==IFS (CONFIG.SYS Command)==
 An FSD is loaded and initialized at system start-up when an IFS= statement is encountered in CONFIG.SYS. The syntax of this command is as follows:
   IFS=drive:path\name.ext parms
 where
+*drive:path\name.ext specifies the FSD to load and initialize.
-*drive:path\name.ext specifies the FSD to load and initialize.
+*parms represents an FSD-defined string of initialization parameters.
-*parms represents an FSD-defined string of initialization parameters.
 See the OS/2 Version 2.0 Online Command Reference for a detailed description of this command.
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