Weird, got a Sony notebook in for service, full drive.
I free'ed up 1gb on the boot partition but further investigation shows TWO
partitions on what looks like a 20gb drive with a 7,5gb FAT32 boot partition
and the rest NTFS
WTF. Hesitate to merge these partitions.
Curious why Sony did this.
Was/is a recovery partition?
> Weird, got a Sony notebook in for service, full drive.
>
> I free'ed up 1gb on the boot partition but further investigation shows TWO
> partitions on what looks like a 20gb drive with a 7,5gb FAT32 boot
> partition and the rest NTFS
>
> WTF. Hesitate to merge these p
: "Jim Edwards" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Was/is a recovery partition?
Weird, got a Sony notebook in for service, full drive.
I free'ed up 1gb on the boot partition but further investigation shows
TW
I would also think that it is some sort of recovery partition. Very common now
to see NTFS partition and Fat32 partitions on Tier1 systems. Usually the FAT32
partition will be hidden and it is actually the first partition on the drive
and the NTFS drive will be the working partition for XP or Vi
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Sent: Wednesday, December 26, 2007 10:33 AM
Subject: Re: [H] Sony ?
I would also think that it is some sort of recovery partition. Very common
now to see NTFS partition and Fat32 partitions on Tier1 systems. Usually
the FAT32 partition will be hidden and it is actually the first p
Check your sent and rec'd time stamps on the headers,
(or in your e-mail program, if you turn on those columns).
IF you are Moderated, my hat is off to "them" since your
last two posts cleared in "around" -- under a minute...
Rick Glazier
From: "FP"
BTW,
u press
to automatically boot at the FAT32 partition.
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> Weird, got a
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>> Weird, got a Sony notebook in for service, full drive.
>>
>> I free
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>Was/is a recovery partition?
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>> Weird, got a Sony notebook in for service, full dri
Some of the _very_ early ones did (fat32),
until they got the images switched over.
(I only read that, I never understood it...)
Rick Glazier
From: "Tharin Olsen"
I don't think I have ever seen a system that was Win2K or XP come with a FAT32
partition instea
puter now, but I've saved the older 40GB drive
>>incase I ever need it again. On the thinkpads, there is a button you press
>>to automatically boot at the FAT32 partition.
>>
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Anyone familiar with this piece of gear?, a client has just acquired
one and wants me to get it up and running for them, and my google fu
skills aren't helping me any.
http://www.martin-dawes.com/vc/vcperipherals/sonyvidp300.htm <- one
of those.
Anybody?
-_-_
James Boswell
[EMAIL PROT
My old Sony 53-inch RPTV that I bought back in '99 is starting to
gotwice now, I've found it in some funky video state that makes it look
as though the guns are misaligned (the first time it stayed in that state
for almost two weeks until I did a autoalign). Then it goes back into focus
for
Finally,
Perhaps, this will give as less headache, until then I will stick to my DVHS
collection.
http://www.abcnews.go.com/Technology/wireStory?id=693756
007
$2399
http://www.pcandplasma.com/shop/Product.asp?ProdTypeList=1000&Sku=Snkds60xbr1
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To: "The Hardware List"
Sent: Monday, June 19, 2006 8:59 AM
Subject: [H] Sony KDS-R60XBR1 or NOT
M
: "The Hardware List"
:: Sent: Monday, June 19, 2006 8:59 AM
:: Subject: [H] Sony KDS-R60XBR1 or NOT
::
::
::: My old Sony 53-inch RPTV that I bought back in '99 is starting to
::: gotwice now, I've found it in some funky video state that makes
::: it look as though the guns
rdware List"
Sent: Monday, June 19, 2006 8:02 AM
Subject: Re: [H] Sony KDS-R60XBR1 or NOT
wow...that shaved off a lot of $$$. w/ stand for $3300 delivered! Thanks!
GM wrote:
:: $2399
::
::
http://www.pcandplasma.com/shop/Product.asp?ProdTypeList=1000&Sku=Snkds60xbr1
::
::
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d not embracing
industry standards and common practices (MP3 if the biggest one).
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Subject: [H] Sony, Toshiba Seek Unified DVD Format...
Finally,
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