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> At 06:19 PM 7/18/03 -0500, you wrote:
> >On Fri, 2003-07-18 at 12:02, Johan Scheepers wrote:
> >> May I enquire..
> >> This swapping - was the drive position always drive one?
> >
> >yes
> >> If I swap on my machine drive
May I enquire..
This swapping - was the drive position always drive one?
If I swap on my machine drive two to drive one I get a kernel panic. Are you
somehow tricking linux to accept this?
Enjoy
Johan
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From: "T. Ribbrock" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Mark
If you want to make a GRUB bootdisk not Redhat bootdisk then.
You might find this link of some use.
http://www-106.ibm.com/developerworks/edu/l-dw-linuxgrub-i.html
You have to register (its free)but it's clear, simple and effective or at
least it
has been for me.
Download the zip file ex
Hi to Mark Haney,
This is a posting I did on another list - multiboot on multiple drives and I
use it.
Maybe this this will help
Enjoy
Johan
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From: "Johan Scheepers" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Mandrake-Newbie" <[E
Hi Mark,
I am forwarding you a ful posting I did on another list , the attachment
there has a copy of my GRUB menu.lst.
GRUB is tops - multi boot on multiple drives I use it..
If you do not receive it please feel free to inform me.
I wil then copy all to your mail.
Enjoy
Johan
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Hi to Mark Haney,
This is a posting I did on another list - multiboot on multiple drives and I
use it.
Maybe this this will help
Enjoy
Johan
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From: "Johan Scheepers" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Mandrake-Newbie" <[E
Hi to Mark Haney,
This is a posting I did on another list - multiboot on multiple drives and I
use it.
Maybe this this will help
Enjoy
Johan
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From: "Johan Scheepers" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Mandrake-Newbie" <[E
More info needed but...
This cloned drive are you using it as your second drive and "old" drive as
first drive? If so the second drive will not boot - you wil have kernel
panic.
If you use it as first drive - menu.lst on boot does it look the same.
If there is no way you can boot then you probably
I have used the following antivrus programs
1. F-prot
2. Clam antivirus
3. Antvir antivirus. (For full benifits need to install Dazuko- could never
get it installed.)
How good they are can not say - according to them my system is clean - can
not disprove it.
So I am happy.
Johan
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It is nice having a fast drive but if you stick it with something slow say
ata66. This drive will now only work at ata66.
I had these problems with older stuff.
Depending on your MB bus speed ata 100 / 133 or whatever. I would seriously
suggest getting a ultra dma ata ??? IDE card - IF there is roo
Some suggestions
Do you have a program to test memory?
Memtest86 is on the net for free. It is very good. If you have mandrake 9.1
disc 1 in images it may be found.
I also had these HD crashes and PC resets by itself.
By chance I read in a magazine that flaky memory may cause HD problems and
all
Try also
rmdir xx xx x
see man rmdir for options
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From: "Zoki" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "rhlist" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, June 30, 2003 8:56 AM
Subject: Re: fs corruption problem
> Le 29/06/2003 16:28, « Julian Opificius » <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit :
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> >
Hi,
I would like to install GRUB on a floppy.
The command on a multiboot howto give this--
grub-install '(fd0)' GRUB not very happy with this
On the GRUB man this is the command
grub --install-partition=PAR
I can not find the correct sequence of the option?
Somewhere the floppy should be in t
Hi,
I found that a certain program took 4 min to startup - then I replaced the
drive with a 7200 rpm and 2mb cache on board - now it take 1 min.
Same Pc same cpu.
So drive performance makes a BIG difference.
Johan
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