OldSchool

[op3studios]

sometimes it sucks so bad.

Bill want's me to reinstall WXP onto my pristine hard drive in order to complete his upgrade path to W7.
Hour2: I can't read my faded Product Key through
Pthalo Blue.

on the tracks I follow,
there is this blood.

I know how to do this.
OldSchool.

hell, I'm making a separate partition for my old friends DOS,W,95,98,ha
hanot2000, XP, and notVista.
I mean, wtf not?

all this for Adobe access.

thanks for every suggestion.
this is almost over.

Jim

[uRock]

Could you clarify the question?

[matt_symes]

Hi

Eh? What are you trying to do?

Kind regards

[op3studios]

so sorry, I'm distracted here.

I remember my previous threads
and there's no reason you should.

I just finished my production studio computer upbuild a month ago.
been trying to enjoy Ubuntu 10.10 ever since.

it was a slow fall.

I'm keeping Ubuntu as daily use and installing W7 for Adobe products.

so, it's not so much a question as a resolution after learning possibility on these forums.

not for the casual user,
some one else is wanting to do this:

*all windows and Linux versions you want- install disks xcopy x.x to partition Z. fast installs from here as needed.

each OS to it's own partition.

separate partition for program files.

separate partition for generated data files.

separate hard drive for data archives.

be sure to back all this up.

cheers.

Jim

[lisati]

I'm not sure if I'd go down the path of one partition for the OS, another for programs, and another for data, but to each his own, I suppose.

[op3studios]

yeah, you are right.

that's why I'm posting progress here.

thanks.

Jim