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Re: How to change grub bootloader order
de POKO 06/26/2006 02:21
In article <y8KdncSPOv-vEgPZnZ2dnUVZ_sSdnZ2d@comcast.com>,
mcwtlg.yourhat@gmail.com says...
> POKO wrote:
> <SNIPPAGE>
> >
> > Mark,
> > I think I can safely say after reading the above that it looks like I'll
> > be sticking with Windows. Maybe someday soon the grubs will be a little
> > easier to handle like the ones in my wife's garden.
> > By the by - does it help when doing the above if you hold your breathe,
> > cross your fingers and sit up straight in your chair?
> > Gimme GUI or give me..........,
>
> Poko:
>
> All you need is a spare box and some time. I was very worried initially
> when I started playing with *nix, but now I even support it to a degree
> at work! I have come to realize that Linux is much easier to support
> than Solaris and I have had better results in many areas with Linux that
> Windows. I will admit it takes some "stick-to-it-iveness" because it
> doesn't always (ok, *rarely*) "just work", HOWEVER Ubuntu (with the
> forums) has been a dream. Much easier than most other distro's I have
> tried, There are things that area PiTA, but nothing worse than I have
> with Windows, just different things.
>
> You have my real e-mail (Always a Dull Moment) and we can chat if you
> care. Lemme know and we can IM regarding some things,,,
>
>
Got a couple of spare boxes here but I'm thinking I'd need you and Daryl
(Texas and Maine) moving in for a month or two before any of that makes
any kind of sense to me. We could spread the word of God by day and
after supper Daryl can take us out to some clubs and show us how a good
brawl is started. heh! The drunk tanks up here on Manitoulin are the
local OPP stations and I can arrange some nice meals and a cake with a
hacksaw inside brought in for us. If we manage to get back home
unscathed, we could tweak my boxes and you and Daryl can toss around
some dos commands - I won't have a clue what you're saying. Blog
MyyyyyAsssss has taken a back seat until fall or winter - I'm making a
concerted effort to actually get outside, breathe fresh air and become
less of a hermit,
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POKO