Author Topic: Please help these poor misguided souls  (Read 7433 times)

Aloone_Jonez

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ARGH!!! Is it time to switch to linux?
« Reply #30 on: 1 February 2006, 17:19 »
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Hey guys, every couple months M$ Winbloze crashes on me because my registry goes bad on me. I'm almost ready to give up on M$ and install Linux. Do you guys have any suggestions before I format my hard drive?


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Re: ARGH!!! Is it time to switch to linux?
« Reply #31 on: 7 December 2007, 12:10 »
Backup your important files first.  You wouldn't want to lose them because of an OS switch.  Better yet, create a separate partition for them.

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Re: Please help these poor misguided souls
« Reply #32 on: 7 December 2007, 17:08 »
The sad part of this, that your best option for a seperate data partition is FAT32, if you're planning to dual boot Linux and Windows.

By Microsoft not supporting Ext3, they are making Windows favourable in this case.

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Re: Please help these poor misguided souls
« Reply #33 on: 8 December 2007, 00:07 »
Yeah, and I'm a member of the Microsoft Syternals forums, but I do not force open source down people's throats. I only use it for troubleshooting help.
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Re: Please help these poor misguided souls
« Reply #34 on: 8 December 2007, 13:39 »
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The sad part of this, that your best option for a seperate data partition is FAT32, if you're planning to dual boot Linux and Windows.

By Microsoft not supporting Ext3, they are making Windows favourable in this case.

You can get freware ext3 drivers for Windows and full read/write support under Linux with NTFS-3G.
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