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 my laptop used to be partitioned with a C and a D drive, I got it from school in this laptop program. Then about a month ago I installed JSAS which was this module to install joomla on your computer and somehow it stuffed up C drive and the computer didn't work anymore, so I got it reformatted at school and they managed to get the stuff of D drive (where my personal files are) but when I got it back they didn't bother partitioning it, well that doesn't matter much as I have everything backed up on another computer now  I learned my lesson.I also found it interesting that before, I used to always run out of space on the computer and suddenly now its all in one drive and I haven't even used half of the space available Partitioning is cool I reckon but somehow it destroyed my computer before... :S I now use WAMP for everything Oh and I would like a chocolate milkshake
I hate exams
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Spoiler  When I got my PC, it only had a 40GB hard drive, so when I got the money, I added a 200GB hdd to store my personal documents (pics, music, etc.), so I haven't lost my personal documents when my 40GB died. I had it replaced by another 40GB and had Win XP reinstalled. By the fact that the techie couldn't reinstall MS Office because of a problem with the license number, my hdd was only 1/4 full, so it wasn't a problem to install Linux on the same hard drive. I left one half of the hdd for Windows, and the other half for Linux and the documents. So, I now have something like this : dev/sda (my C hard drive - 40 GB) -- dev/sda1 -> my Windows partition (19GB) -- dev/sda2 -> my LInux partition (12GB) -- dev/sda3 -> my Linux documents (6GB) -- dev/sda4 -> my linux-swap (1GB - this partition is meant to be used as extra RAM when the RAM is full) dev/sdb (my D hard drive - 200 GB) - dev/sda1 -> all my personal documents, accessible by both Windows and Linux (200GB) Now I began to install the softwares I need for my usual work : gFTP, Inkscape, lamp (linux version of wamp), and I also installed the codecs to listen to my music. |
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*Comes in with big guard dogs with their mouths frothing*
Hey, congratulations Katt :D*Goes to the fridge and take 3 beers, leaves the dogs near the door* Oh, by they way; they're well trained... but haven't been fed in a while     |
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Bravo Katt, ça fait du bien d'avoir une linuxienne ici
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> Blood : oh sibole, tout ce que j'ai, c'est les croquettes pour le p'tit york à ma mère. J'serais mieux de tenir mon épée proche.
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MMMM that looks delicious! Thanks  *takes milkshake and drinks* 
I hate exams
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