Dual boot issues with bootpart 1560
Robert Hull
Please drop your patronising atbreastude. I see that the reputation of Linux users to be elitist, unhelpful and condescending is well deserved. Kudos to you for reinforcing the negative stereotype.
Linux doesn't boot when I point the bootloader to it. Your set of clues are not exhaustive. If you stop ignoring all the facts then maybe you can actually offer constructive advice (which is what I'm generously buttuming you are trying to do, instead of boosting your ego by putting others down). Is your sole forte in life your l33t Linux skills?
R. P. snip This seems so unnecessary to me too... snip I'll try and help...
Gee thanks, that was so helpful.
Again you pick the facts you choose to read. I went there and used bootpart because of the clear instructions of what to do.
Another problem with l33t Linux users is that manuals, documentation and help files written by them are practically useless.
Seriously, if you're going to offer advice at least be nice about it. Forget about being helpful, I'm beginning to think that is a lost cause here. And people wonder why Windows still has a monopoly when Linux seemingly has everything going for it...it is because of the rude and often useless "expert" opinions from people like you.
On Sat, 03 Jun 2006, in the Usenet newsgroup alt.os.linux, in article ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ More correctly, 'du -sbpath-to-name-of-highest-directory' although some...
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