"Steven T. Hatton" wrote:
>
> Greg,
>
> I have a dual boot NT/Linux box that takes several times longer to boot into NT than
> into Linux. Loggoing in and out are equally more snappy on Linux, as is just about
> everything else such as opening applications. I just rebootted an NT server hard
> and it _did not_ run chkdsk when it came back up, and it seemed to boot normally
> without the extra file system varification we expiernece with Linux.
>
> Steve
>
yes, seen the same on one of our NT-Wait Stations. darn thing hangs
itself on drag &drop operations (could be poor harware, memory?) and
rebooted (always) without checking it ntfs partition.
Juergen
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