garst gobbled,
> > I don't suppose that anyone has written a script to go grab everything
> > needed for the darkside . . . (don't look at me; I don't know much
> > more about windows than to know that it's *very* painful whenever I
> > have to sit in front of it, and that it screws up my partition tables .
> The solution to the partition problem is not to boot from the partition
> with the MBR. Boot from a linux partition.
BUt it's the partition table itself that gets creamed with apparently
random data. So the kernel might be found, and boot starts, but
eventually (going multiuser?) it looks up the values in /etc/fstab,
tries to find those partitions in the table, is fed garbage, and panics
when unable to mount . . .
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