In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Wolfgang
Lenerz [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
Hi Malcolm,
How exactly did you get Linux to co-exist with Windows XP ?
No rocket science there.
I reduced the space needed for XP on the disk (it came configured
with 2 partitions + 1 hidden one, with recovbery files on
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Stephen
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Hi Stephen,
Are you using another portable machine now ?
You are right about the external hard drives, which have become both
large in data size and relatively low in price.
Which one are using ?
Tony Firshman wrote:
Malcolm
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Tony Firshman
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
Malcolm Cadman wrote:
A lot of people are moving to having a portable computer as their only
computer, and abandoning the desktop versions.
Just for the convenience of use and not really occupying any desktop
space, as
The hard-drive is a Maxtor One-touch III Mini 160Gb.
Not using another portable yet, but relying on the desktop I bought for
the kids last year. I'd like to buy one I can dual boot with Linux but
the problem there is about establishing wireless compatibility. I'll
have to hurry, I guess, as
