wrote:
> >If you build it they will come.
> This is possible, although I think we should limit
it to a couple of systems.
I think you are on the right track with that. The
main problem with this format, in the past (IMO), was
that it tended to devolve into a cross between Iron
Chef (if you can imagine a stanza with more chefs than
audience), and a generalized fire drill. How to give
it a better focus is the question.
> Basically, I'm asking who has a system
> that needs help so we can
> plan?
Mine still needs plenty of help, but more recently my
biggest problems seem to be in the Dark Side boot
partitions. I think I will be able to use Ray's
method of tailoring the 1.2R or 2.0 in absentia, and
then transferring the result to its ultimate home,
without too much gnashing of teeth. (I hope.) If
only the Dark Side boot partitions were anywhere near
as cooperative, in being relocated to the larger hard
drive -- even though NO structural order or drive
letters are changing. But, so far, it's just an
exercise in frustration. This is where I think Tony
might have something to contribute. He's a DFSEE
sharpshooter, and I bet he has done this and made it
work a few times.
Jordan
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