> -----Original Message-----
> From: Alasdair Campbell [mailto:ali...@btinternet.com] 
> Sent: Thursday, February 12, 2009 11:26 PM
> 
> On Thu, 2009-02-12 at 22:23 +0100, Bo Berglund wrote:

> > > Will have a look at the FG-X I bought today soon and see if it is
> > > any better (concerning the glider). If not I will probably sell
> > > it again or shelf it....
> > > 
> > 
> > Boy, was that a mistake!
> > It refused to install because I did not have enough disk 
> space on my drive!
> > I have *only* 14.5 Gb free space!!!
> > What in the world is it going to to with my disk drive? Amazing!
> > 
> > It was not long ago a drive with more than 10Gb *total* was BIG...
 
> My first hard drive was for my Atari 1040ST, cost a fortune 
> and weighed
> in at a _massive_ 40 MB. That's right folks, MB not GB. About 
> a hundred
> floppies, wow, inexhaustable. The came graphics and GUIs. :(
> The money you wasted on FSX would have gone a long way to a juicy SATA
> drive which would alleviate your disk space requirements for 
> many years
> to come.

I have thought of this, but my DELL has only 3 hard drive bays and they
are already full. I have 2 x 200 Gb + 1 x 160 Gb drives in there already.
The PC has been incrementally enlarged with storage over the years and
now I cannot add anything any longer....
There are a whole lot of virtual computers in there and each uses up 
3-4 GigaBytes of file storage, and then I have my video files that clock
in at 5-20 Gb each...

Each partitioned drive has about the same free space (14 Gb or less).

Oh, well I guess I have to get a SATA drive of 1-2 Tb and reconfigure 
everything inside next.

And the money is not an issue, $39 does not get you very far these days
with current food prices etc. It is just noise.

BosseB


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