Um, where are you finding these shady OS X links on Averatec's site? Just curious as I don't see them. Phillip Chee Computer Science Technologist Centre for...
How do I install XOSL in my computer? I am running Windows XP professional but I do not have MSDOS. Which Partition program should I download to install in my...
... There are plenty of guides on multi-booting on the net and I would suggest you to read one of them. You will probably want to resize your NTFS XP partition...
... I ... and ... It`s very easy you should has partition magic software at first then you need to make two more partition P1, P2, P2 your Windows it is better...
hi phillip, the drivers are not listed under the operating system in the avaratec selector screen. dell does that, but avaretec hasnt 'officially' started yet....
Hi, My configuration is : hdd1 XP1 XP2 hdd2 XP3 "Data partition" XP2 and XP3 where cloned from XP1, all partitions boot correctly. I experienced a leak...
Yes, XOSL can hide the partitions quite effectively. Typically, I may have hard drive setup this way: XP Windows Server 2003 Windows 2000 Pro DOS Windows 98 ...
... Hi Fred, (FYI, I'm running through a backlog of about 25K messages following spinal surgery etc.) Re the comment about UTC message timing - see the...
Doc Chiron here: I'm pretty sure that your problem lies in the cloning, because I believe that when Windows XP (and NT & 2000 before it) each create some form...
I don't know if sysprep will work in that situation or not. Sysprep is primarily meant if you want to duplicate installations to other computers on the...
... This is exactly the symptom you'll encounter if you don't clear the DiskID. Actually, all partitions are not booting correctly, it just appears that way...
Thank you for your answers. I also think I forgot to clear the partition Id in registry of the "master" partition. Or forgot to clear the DiskID in MBR, or...
Yes, I confirm that XOSL can be installed from a CD I did like this : - boot from a DOS boot CD (I use Hi***'s boot CD). This CD creates a R: ramdisk - copy...
That's a good idea but I would question the use of the word "perfectly" ;) When you reboot you lose the ramdrive and consequently, it would appear, one's...
... Also stretches the definition of "installing from CD." I do the same thing, except I copy the XOSL files from CD to a DOS partition, then run install.exe...
@Dermot Moynihan "[you loose the] restore facility that comes from using a floppy" You are right, but I do not care about this restore facility, since I can...
@Dermot Moynihan "[you loose the] restore facility that comes from using a floppy" You are right, but I do not care about this restore facility, since I can...
Everything is OK with 4 cloned XP partitions in 2 hdd : 3 XP in hdd0 and 1 XP in hdd1 XOSL can hide all partitions from each other, even those of the hdd it ...
... Huh? I said "loose"? Neverrrrrrrr, sir! ;) And having straightened that out I gotta dash. Got a world to save: http://www.climatecamp.org.uk/index.htm ...
Hi guys - Sorry for not posting here for ages! Ok, last night I decided to re partition my primary HD on my main PC (Note I'm using a different one to write...
Ok, I got the install on a dedicated partition thing sorted: Didn't see the facility to select the actual partition - I just found it. Now I know why this...
Hello, I am using XOSL more than year without problem. Now I would like to use Linux residing on USB flash drive. My hardware allows to boot from USB. Please...
Anybody ever come across a program that enables one to copy a partition table from a hard drive such that it can then be "restored" onto 16 other hard drives...
... Hi Dermot, It's very simple with DFSee. ;-) [DFS == Display File Systems] See Jan van Wijk's site at www.dfsee.com - versions for OS/2 [original and...
... Take a look at my mbrsaver.com, bundled with dsrfix.zip from www.goodells.net/dellrestore/fixes.htm. Considering that hard disk technology requires...
... Oops, just noticed this part of your msg. That means you're talking about backing up all of the EPBRs too, not just the partition table. That's more...
... Doc Chiron here: Long time... Free tools: MBRtool, MBRwork Possibly easier solution: [Assumes that you are NOT using Ranish with the TEXT80x25 boot ...
... <SNIPPED> ... Followup: The DFSee commands to use are PSAVE and PRESTORE or the corresponding menu-items: Mode=FDISK -> BACKUP partition info -> ... select...
Not quite sure what you're aiming at. If you copy just the partition table to new (or old ?) drives, the partitions won't have their boot code - nor indeed...
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