GMT: 21:21 30/11/2004 - Wish me luck, I'm going to format mah drive ^_-
See you on the other side...
It's that time again, yes - the OS reinstall calls! I'm clearing up all my crap, emptying out all the garbage that normally collects over the months and readying for a reinstall. This time, I'm going to dual boot with FreeBSD.
GMT: 21:21 30/11/2004 - Wish me luck, I'm going to format mah drive ^_-
See you on the other side...
GMT: 21:21 30/11/2004 - Wish me luck, I'm going to format mah drive ^_-
See you on the other side...
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November 30, 2004 02:09 PM
Quote:Are you just reinstalling, or reformatting the drives? From what I remember, dual OSs almost always require separate partitions, so I'm assuming its the latter.
Reformat, baybeh! I have my C drive split into 3 partitions and my 'D' drive for other crap. So I'm copying everything I'll ever need over to D and will format C and split it equally between windows and FreeBSD.
I have megs upon megs of source code downloaded, bloody Java Nebeans and SDKs as wells as a couple of *nix isos all sat there eating space. You watch, I'll delete something I didn't mean to. It's sod's law.
November 30, 2004 03:04 PM
Good luck, I suggest you take a look at GAG - Graphical Boot Manager. It's awesome for having multiple OSs. Y
November 30, 2004 09:04 PM
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Yeah, I remember reformatting. I didn't WANT to, but I didn't have much of a choice, did I? Come to think of it, I should make a backup soon... and get a new drive to keep all my personal crap (ie, no downloads, no installs) on. Yeah, that would be a good idea, wouldn't it?