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|    Lil' Bobby Gortician to free10@webtv.net    |
|    Re: BeOS5.03 Pro boot failure    |
|    11 Aug 04 21:59:04    |
      From: master@mason.snuh              free10@webtv.net wrote in news:28575-41198654-93@storefull-       3177.bay.webtv.net:              >>Well, that's what I would do, anyway. I       >>tend to make backups obsessively,       >>though.       >       > OK, so we are in agreement it is logical to install on that first       > partition that is messing up LOL I need too buy another large fast hard       > drive for backing up, but I am spending minimum money at the moment, to       > maximise my profit between now and October on the stock. Since I use       > BeOS, I am not really paranoid about my data unless a drive just fails       > totally. Since this does happen, I need to be a little more cautious       > than I am.       >       >>Heh. That's what this group is for.       >>Honestly, I haven't used BeOS is a       >>while. I think Stephen B. may be able to       >>help, though. Do you have any data you       >>might lose if you re-install? I'm putting       >>Max 3 on one my machines soon, but I       >>don't think I will know any more after I do       >>that.       >>; )       >       > I use just it, because everything else seems soooo slow to me. I find it       > also easy to work with (usually) and soooo stable. I have some newer       > data (libe files I thinke they are called) that I might lose on a       > reinstall there, but nothing majorly important that I couldnt get back       > at Bebits probably..... Well I decided to ahead with the instal just now       > and blew it evidently. Maybe by choosing a different block size, from       > the last time. All on the first partition got flushed, but the info that       > was in the other partitions is still and now viewable. Not a totall       > loss, but pretty big. Much of it I can get back though, with a lot of       > work. I think I will do another larger block install and see if I get       > real lucky, which I doubt LOL       >       > Thanks for the help and will be back online soon with it...Dwight       >       >              I really wouldn't consider me talking you into losing your data "help".              )                     Sorry about that.              --       http://BeDoper.com - BeOS and a hell of a lot more              Virgin Message Board       http://bedoper.com/cgi-bin/plugins/BBS/bedoper_ubb/Ultimate.cgi?       action=intro              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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