> no problem. with hard drive prices like they are these days, you can toss
a
> 20 gigger around like a floppy disk. heck; it almost costs as much.
;-)
Not when you work at a supermarket =) The only computer part I have that is
semi-up-to-date is my 16x CD burner, that does NOT work in Linux.
> you're using reiserfs? dang, that's sweet. i've been waiting till
summer
> to try it out. what exactly happens when you pull the plug? does some
> fsck type thing still run? or does the computer go up without a disk
sanity
> check?
It boots like normal =)
>did you convert the part to reiser? or did you format it reiser when
> you installed the base system?
I converted it to ReiserFS. I just tarred everything in my home dir, then
copied it to another partition, then did mkreiserfs on it, and copied
everything back. When I installed I had / formatted as ReiserFS, and I
converted my /home because it would still fsck if it got shut off wrong.
> pete
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