From: snuhwolf5150@hotmail.com
Edmund wrote:
> In message , Snuhwolf wrote:
>> Edmund wrote:
>>> In message , §nühwölf wrote:
>>>> Edmund wrote:
>>>>> In message <20061217092725.4d41521b@vector>, Snuhwolf wrote:
>>>>>> On Sun, 17 Dec 2006 10:22:07 +0100
>>>>>> Edmund wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>> In message <1165977359.049760.105060@j44g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>,
>>>>>> "befuddled"
>>>>>>> wrote:
>>>> Btw, I saw a post on BeBits by you about getting usb working.
>>>> When I tried it I got a crash at the boot screen...
>>>> Is there a workaround?
>>> I could not find any notes about it, I do remember my system crashed
>>> here with the mass storage USB from Siarzhuk Zharski.
>>> In the readme there is a workaround for that which works fine here.
>> Hmmm...I'll reread the readme then.
>>
>>> So I do hope that you have this mass storage thing installed and
>>> that is causing your system to crash. ( I installed the USB patch on
>>> severall computers and some of them are not working 100% but at least
>>> they all boot )
>>> If not, your on your own, sorry.
>>>
>>>
>> Now you're sounding like a linux user :)
>
> LOL Hey I am, just installed xandros on my new laptop.
> OK no sound, no wide screen display but it works.
> Tried to copy a hidden partition which "windows/Asus "
> put on it.
Probably some corporate spyware...
It works too, one little detail, it takes about
> half an hour or more to copy 4 Gig, that is to say
> the whole disk is 4 gig, and there is penty space left :-)
>
Only 4GB? Must not be a new laptop...
> I hope I can copy normal files a little quicker under Linux
> if not I try "Backtrack" Do you know backtrack?
>
My idea of backing up files is to burn em to cd...
> About the USB patch again, as I said it never crashed the whole
> system here. What did crash was the USB mass storage thing and
> that is documented.
> So see if you have that installed and remove it first.
>
Ah...maybe that was it.
:)
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