Hi,
Does anybody have a checklist for rebuilding their linux installation?
It is time to rebuild mine, which is dual boot XP and Kubuntu.
I am in the process of backing up my data from the xp partition and my
home area at the moment.
Next is to make a list of my desired applications in kubu
On 24/10/2013 11:50, Peter Merchant wrote:
>
> Does anybody have a checklist for rebuilding their linux installation?
> It is time to rebuild mine, which is dual boot XP and Kubuntu.
>
>
Not a check list but I always keep a copy of configuration /etc etc. for
reference. I also backup and reinstall
Hi Peter,
> Then I intend to repartition the disk to get rid of XP.
Could the current partition layout not be edited to what you want with
GNU PartEd running from a live USB distro? You'd still want to back-up
beforehand in case it all goes wrong but it would save having to install
Kubuntu.
Che
Hi Peter
On 24/10/13 11:50, Peter Merchant wrote:
Hi,
Does anybody have a checklist for rebuilding their linux installation?
It is time to rebuild mine, which is dual boot XP and Kubuntu.
I keep a Wiki. I put some of it on the LUG Wiki a while back. Over time,
I've found it better to keep s
On 24/10/13 12:12, Ralph Corderoy wrote:
Hi Peter,
Then I intend to repartition the disk to get rid of XP.
Could the current partition layout not be edited to what you want with
GNU PartEd running from a live USB distro? You'd still want to back-up
beforehand in case it all goes wrong but it
On 24/10/2013 12:41, Peter Merchant wrote:
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> I would let the rebuild take over the entire disk as part of the job,
> with a separate partition for /home and /swap
You can defer use of the partition by using lvm and adding the XP
partition as a new extent when you are done with it :-)
BTW for
Hi & hello
Just joined the list so greetings to all. (will post a hello soon,
boring you all the my vitals)
If you want to backup the whole disk try clonzilla, booting from a CD/DVD
you can clone the whole disk to an internal drive/USB HD/SMB share.
Is fast and very reliable, only issue I hav
Hi All,
Can anyone settle a short discussion that came up at work today?
None of us write web pages for a living, but someone realised that we
didn't really know how a browser knows what script language executable
to run when an embedded script encountered. I said that the script tag
include
It's basically javascript, unless you say otherwise. "type" was a
required attribute until HTML 4. In HTML 5 it's option, and defaults
to "text/javascript".
Adrian
On 24 October 2013 17:22, Terry Coles wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Can anyone settle a short discussion that came up at work today?
>
> None
On Thursday 24 Oct 2013 17:31:59 Adrian Howard wrote:
> It's basically javascript, unless you say otherwise. "type" was a
> required attribute until HTML 4. In HTML 5 it's option, and defaults
> to "text/javascript".
Thanks.
--
Terry Coles
64 bit computing with Ku
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